While investors have seen the potential in the space, with multiple games having billion-dollar market caps and attracting major partnerships with huge brands, casual and traditional gamers have not followed. Indeed, the likes of Decentraland and The Sandbox each have market caps of around $1.2 billion but had just 20,000 combined players in October, while Axie Infinity has lost 95% of its player base – from nearly 3 million to less than 200,000 per month – in 12 months. Meanwhile, Web2 games such as Fortnite and Minecraft attract tens of millions of players every day. Duels of Eternity will have a traditional P2E version of its game that features fully ownable and tradeable NFTs, and rewards distributed for winning matches and tournaments. The game itself is a battle-card strategy game where players stack their decks and use their knowledge, skills, and assets such as power-ups and upgrades to beat their opponent. However, Calvaria has added a number of features that puts it ahead of its rivals. The game is 3D and available on mobile devices, while it also features a single-player story mode that will not only flesh out the lore of the game but reward players with cards and upgrades usable in other game modes.
