Finder conducted a survey in several countries regarding the use of Play-to-Earn (P2E) games. 34% of respondents from India answered that they already play such games.
P2E projects allow you to earn while spending time in the game. Usually players receive tokens or NFTs for their efforts. Now there is a significant increase in the popularity of such games. According to researchIndia, conducted by the analytical company Finder, led the way with more than a third of the country’s citizens having tried P2E games, and another 11% of respondents said they plan to play them.
P2E games are also popular in Hong Kong (28%) and the United Arab Emirates (27%). The least popular games with earnings in cryptocurrencies in Sweden – only 4.3% of respondents answered positively. Unfortunately, Russia was not included in the study.
Like cryptocurrencies, P2E games are more popular among the male part of the population. In Hong Kong, the distribution is almost the same – such projects are used by 30.5% of the male population and 27.3% of the female population. The situation is the same in Peru – 13.5% and 12.9%, respectively.
“New players have plenty to choose from. Many games allow you to play completely free of charge, others, such as Axie Infinity, require an initial investment. If the initial investment is too high for the user, there is an option to join guilds, rent accounts or play on someone else’s account, sharing the profits,” said Finder crypto editor Keegan Francis.
Earlier, Bits.Media published an interview with OneWayBlock CEO Stepan Sergeev, in which he expressed his vision of the future market for blockchain applications and P2E projects.
Source: Bits
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