Why is nobody talking about $RCADE’s multi-game universe idea?

I’ve been trying to find a GameFi project that feels like it’s prioritizing the “game” part over just the “Fi.” It’s tough out there with so much hype and so little substance in terms of actual, playable, enjoyable experiences. Lately, I’ve been doing a deep dive into $RCADE and the Revolving Games team behind it. What caught my attention was their talk about building a dedicated Arbitrum L3 for gaming and having multiple actual titles (War of Nova, Hatchlings, Skyborne: Phoenix Flight) with a real gaming studio background. It sounds less like a quick cash grab and more like a long-term play to make fun, interconnected Web3 games.

The idea of truly interoperable assets and progress across different games on their network, all powered by the $RCADE token, is a huge draw if they can pull it off. That’s the dream for me in Web3 gaming, not just isolated experiences. They also seem to be working with some known entertainment IPs, which could be a game-changer if it delivers. And now it’s starting to show up on major exchanges. I noticed Bitget listed it with one of those Launchpool events they do, nothing crazy, just a way for users to farm it with idle tokens. That kind of move usually signals they’re backing the project a bit harder than the usual quick listings.

Which brings me to my biggest question: What are your thoughts on projects trying to build out a gaming-specific blockchain ecosystem like this? Are you optimistic about this approach, or do you see major challenges? Because at the end of the day, if the games aren’t fun, the tech, no matter how cool, won’t matter much. Let’s discuss!