The Walking Dead: Empires is a survival MMORPG from Gala Games built around NFT ownership. This guide covers what it is, how to get started, how the NFTs work and how to check whether it is playable today.
Tokel is a Komodo-ecosystem blockchain built around creating tokens and NFTs. This guide explains what tokenization means, how a chain like Tokel fits in, and how to judge any tokenization project.
Tokenizing a house, a bond or a fund share is easy to announce and hard to do well. These five checks separate a token that represents a real claim from one that is only a picture of one.
No honest list can name ten guaranteed airdrops, so this guide ranks ten categories of on-chain activity where token distributions have historically come from. It explains how eligibility works, which dApps fit each category, and how to avoid scams and wasted fees.
Land NFTs give you a tokenized plot in a virtual world, but supply rules, tools and real activity differ sharply between platforms. This guide covers ten established worlds, what their land does and how to judge a purchase.
Sports NFTs range from licensed video highlights to fantasy-game cards and digital trading cards. This guide covers ten established collectible types, what each offers a fan, and the risks to weigh before buying.
Animoca Brands builds, publishes and backs a large number of web3 games. This guide sorts the titles worth knowing into first-party games, licensed titles and backed ecosystems, and explains how to judge each one before spending anything.
Gaming chains trade off fees, speed, wallet experience and decentralisation in different ways. This guide covers the main options, what each is known for and how to judge a chain before you buy in-game assets.
"Topia" is the name of several different products, and only one of them is a metaverse-style virtual space. This guide sorts out which is which, how Topia's games and widgets work, and how to stay safe around look-alike names.
Courtyard turns graded Pokémon cards held in a vault into tokens you can trade on-chain. This guide covers how that works, what you own, how packs and redemption work, and what to check before you buy.
"Twitter hack" can mean a 2020 bitcoin scam, a data leak, or a single hijacked account. This guide explains what each one was, how they worked, and what to do if your crypto or account is exposed.
Uland is pitched as a way into the metaverse through virtual land and a native ULAND token, but public information is thin. This guide explains how land-and-token metaverses work, how to check a project like this, and how to enter one with less risk.
Ultimate Champions is a web3 sports game built around collectible athlete cards. This guide covers how to get started, how rewards generally work, what to check first and where the risks sit.
Undeads Rush is a blockchain game from the team behind the zombie-themed Undeads metaverse, launched in late 2023. This guide covers what it is, how its earning model likely works, what not to confuse it with, and what to check before spending money.
Reports of an attack that took about $8 million from users connected to Uniswap show how phishing works around a trusted DeFi app. This guide explains the common methods, the approval risk behind many drains, and the checks and steps that protect your funds.
Uniswap v4 keeps v3's concentrated liquidity but rebuilds the plumbing: one contract holds every pool, and hooks let developers attach custom logic to each one. This guide explains how it works, what it enables and where the risks sit.
Upland is a blockchain property trading game where players buy, sell and develop virtual plots mapped to real-world locations. This review explains how it works, what earning and spending involve, and what to check before putting money in.
VeVe's Marvel Comics drops turned comic covers, figures and statues into limited-edition digital collectibles sold inside the VeVe app. This guide covers how the drops work, what you actually own, and what to check before you buy.
Vice Media Group's headquarters in Decentraland is one of the better-known examples of a media company building a branded space in a blockchain-based virtual world. This guide explains what such an HQ is, how Decentraland makes it possible, and how to check whether a space is still active.
Waves is a layer-1 blockchain launched in 2016, known for leased proof-of-stake, the Ride smart contract language and simple token issuance. This Q&A covers how it works, what to verify yourself and where to look for current information.
WAX is a blockchain built around digital goods and games, and its apps differ from the Ethereum and Solana protocols most guides cover. This guide explains the chain, the kinds of apps it hosts and how to check any of them before connecting a wallet.
A plain-English guide to what an official MLB baseball card NFT collection on WAX means, how digital cards work, how to check a collection is genuine, and where to confirm current details.
WaxFun is a meme token launch platform built for the WAX blockchain. This guide explains how fair launches work, what is specific to WAX, and how to judge a launch before you put money in.
Web3 games with staking let players lock tokens or game assets to earn rewards, but the returns depend on token design, game activity and risk. This guide explains how the mechanics work, which models to compare, and what to check before committing funds.