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Web3 Gaming isn't about playing to earn. That mindset is what holds the space back. The theory that you can spend hours playing a game & earn enough to live has already been proven to not be sustainable. Sure you have risk-to-earn games such as Cambria & BR1 which allow you to generate a profit, but it's not reliable enough to create a sustainable life, at least not in high income countries such as the UK, Portugal, US etc. Right now, the best use case of blockchain in gaming has already been showcased by Rooks & King's in their Eve Frontier video. Which I bet most "Gaming Creators" have probably not even heard of nor watched. The reason I mention this is because that Video was created by one of the most respected groups in gaming, it showcases the blockchain features, the utility it provides & it showcases perfectly that crypto isn't this horrible bad place gamers think it is. Once we have a game that doesn't die during alpha, then we can use "ownership" as a selling point, but until that happens even that does not truly exist because any NFT you "owned" from games that have shut down are worthless & therefore that's a horrible selling point. So, now. It's time to drop the mindset of "Games have to make their players money to succeed" & embrace what gaming in this space should really be about.