What this site is.
An independent research publication covering blockchain gaming — which platforms are alive, what ownership actually means, and how to get set up safely.
What we cover#
NFT Gaming tracks the blockchain-gaming ecosystem end to end: platforms, marketplaces, wallets and game economies. The centre of the site is a status-tracked registry of 21 platforms and services — including the ones that shut down, pivoted or left their websites running after the money stopped. Around the registry sit guides, explainers, safety coverage and a set of interactive reference boards (chain explorer, ownership & custody board, requirement radar, access checker, claims ledger, where-it-fits, registry board and editor’s notes).
Editorially the site is produced by the NFT Gaming editorial team within the broader NFTUniverse project. Sister sites cover games per-title (NFT Video Games), marketplaces (NFT Marketplace) and collectibles (NFT Collectibles) — this site sticks to the ecosystem layer.
How we work#
Status claims are checked against primary sources — official platform sites, developer posts, documentation and store listings — and stamped with the date they were last verified. If a platform’s current state cannot be verified reliably, the record says so rather than presenting a guess as a finding.
Corrections matter more than looking right. When a primary source contradicts a record, the record is updated and its verification date re-stamped.
What we don’t do#
Nothing on this site is financial, investment or legal advice, and nothing here recommends buying, selling or holding any game asset, NFT or token. We do not publish price coverage, earnings claims or earn-money pitches. Platforms and games change — always check a project’s own channels before putting in time or money.
The site is operated by Sophie Preston (sole trader, ABN 97 601 139 438), Victoria, Australia.