Just having a good game isn’t enough. We need to be more detailed about what is a good game is that fits into Web3.
Tokens won’t be effectively sunk if the economy is controlled solely by developers. Assets won’t hold value if they can be inflated simply by paying developers. In this scenario, there is no such thing as “good tokenomics” because the token won’t circulate.
A good game for Web3 is one where the economy is controlled by the players. The progression mechanics of the game should eventually enable peer-to-peer (P2P) trading, which naturally forms an in-game economy. Blockchain technology should back this open economy, supporting it with its permissionless nature.
This structure enables true asset ownership, a circulating economy, and genuine value exchange, creating a sustainable and decentralized ecosystem that fits into the ethos of Web3.