Blockchain Game Alliance (BGA) reports that blockchain gaming is entering a more stable stage after years of speculation and change.
The group’s latest annual report shows that developers and investors are focusing less on hype and more on long-term value and product quality.
According to the BGA, the industry is “moving beyond its speculative origins toward a more operationally disciplined, product-led future”.
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A global survey of more than 500 professionals revealed confidence in the industry. Optimism rose to 65.8% after hitting a low point in 2024.
Respondents said their priorities have changed, from token-based systems to business models that can sustain themselves without constant capital inflows.
The report also shows that funding fell to $293 million in 2025, down from $4 billion in 2021. Many top venture capital firms have paused new Web3 gaming deals, and token values have dropped by more than 90% from their highs.
With less financial backing, studios are operating on smaller budgets and learning to manage resources more carefully.
Furthermore, the BGA found that 80% to 93% of Web3 games shut down within months of launch, even those that raised large sums. Without regular funding, many could not cover basic costs or retain players.
Meanwhile, ChronoForge, a Web3 gaming studio focused on building a multiplayer online action RPG, will discontinue operations by December 30. Why? Read the full story.
