"F1 Delta Time" is an official backplane NFT racing game, the game was launched in 2019, announced last month to stop serving, recently officially provided a "reasonable" compensation for each player who spent money to invest in the project, interested players to take a look at it.
The game is one of the first NFT games to obtain official permission, many friends must have thought when they heard the collapse message: "Wow, I have not heard of this game, am I missing an exciting racing game", but in fact, it is not, as an NFT game, its investment attributes are much greater than the gameplay.
Although the game's closure was silent, in 2019 the game once detonated the NFT game circle. The most expensive NFT product sold throughout 2019 is the game's virtual racing car "1-1-1", which sells for more than $110,000 in diamonds around the car, and the combination of an official F1 license and a promise that players can "play games and make money" makes it a classic example of the 2019 NFT-driven game.
However, as everyone knows, the price of the game's virtual currency has dropped again and again this year because the game cannot renew its F1 license, because this means that all the money spent on cars and other items has no value represented, although some players later spent nearly $300,000 on a single transaction, but now the virtual currency is worthless on the surface. Of course, the token itself still exists, but if there is no path to successful monetization, it has no real value in itself.
Developers have clearly noticed the evaporation of game output, in the face of today's situation, the developers recently promised the owners of these F1 NFTs that they can now provide some common alternative currencies for different racing games, as a commitment to the NFT ecosystem, they offer the following options for F1Delta Time asset owners, including: The player's F1 Delta Time racing car can be exchanged for a race pass for the game in other ecosystems, which is used as collateral, And can access future NFT virtual products; players can pledge their virtual currency to participate in the official betting reward pool, the event is to be announced; virtual currency owners can choose to redeem track tickets, which can be exchanged for new racing game NFT virtual products in the future; all other F1 Delta Time assets can be exchanged for proxy assets, which will be used in the future to obtain NFTs for products in the REVV Motorsport ecosystem, and so on.
I believe that clear-eyed people can see the "violent death" of this game. In the eyes of the editor, the difference between NFT games and ordinary games is that in the regular game, these projects are a game experience, while the NFT game is more like an investment product, it is neither pure nor fun. NFT is like a piece of flesh and blood that fell into the shark pool, attracting capital to seek profits at the same time is also destroying the existing basic system, the game is bound to the virtual currency always has a peculiar smell, less pure taste, can only hope that more and more NFT games "violent death", but also ordinary players a piece of the sky.