PlayToEarn’s sixth Blockchain Game Awards reveal ten nominees for Game of the Year, spanning browser‑based MMOs, idle RPGs, shooters and card games.
PlayToEarn has opened public voting for its sixth Blockchain Game Awards, naming ten games as nominees for the coveted Game of the Year title. The awards, which rely solely on community votes, showcase over 190 nominated titles and more than 150 creators competing for 18 categories and a prize pool exceeding $200,000.
The shortlist includes a mix of browser‑based experiences and downloadable clients. Solfarmer is a mining‑farm simulator where players manage virtual miners, merge rigs and compete in 24‑hour hashrate wars. World of Claudecraft, from Levy Street Games, offers a classic MMORPG with nine classes, dungeon raids and arena combat, all playable without a wallet.
AFK Heroes presents a voxel idle RPG that auto‑battles heroes through zones, while Kintara delivers an isometric MMO focused on exploration, crafting and PvP zones. Rollercoin blends arcade mini‑games with virtual crypto mining, and Splinterlands is a collectible‑card auto‑battler where each card is an NFT owned by the player.
BR1: INFINITE adds a third‑person extraction shooter for PC, featuring operatives, load‑out customization and timed extractions. Siege Worlds, a free co‑op FPS on the Epic Games Store, pits teams against waves of zombies and monsters with a hub‑based progression system. Wild Forest, a real‑time strategy game from Zillion Whales, offers single‑screen battles, fog‑of‑war nights and a map editor across mobile, browser and PC platforms.
Finally, Chainers, described by Immutable Play as a free‑to‑play MMO, lets players build personalized spaces, join quests, seasonal events and mini‑games within a shared browser world.
Voting remains open until November 13, after which the full list of winners will be announced on November 16. Observers will be looking for which title secures the Game of the Year honor and how the results influence future development and funding within the Web3 gaming ecosystem.
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