Gods Unchained - new step of developing CCG?

Gods Unchained is a competitive card game that gives players true ownership of their in-game items. Created and led by former game director of Magic The Gathering: Arena. In Gods Unchained players completely own their digital items, giving them the opportunity to trade, also send and use their cards any way they like – just like in real life. After quick registration you will get a free collection of 70 individual cards (140 in total) that are sorted into six decks. The game focuses on competitive play, which means players must strategically outsmart their opponents by building decks that are able to combat a wide variety of tactics. Sounds really great, let's dive deeper into game mechanic:

Blockchain conception

NFT cards are stored on Immutable X (the scaling solution that lets you trade and store NFTs), using the same security as the Ethereum network, and players only interact with Immutable X when they want to trade cards with other players, this opens gaming up to so many possibilities. In conclusion, it is free to user by choosing they way of playing this game, either you want spend money or not, the game process will go on.

Similarity with Hearthstone and other CCG

Indeed, we can see huge amount of similarities between this two games - design style, inner mechanic, concept of raising up the profiles inside the game. For real, sometimes it seems that this game is clear copy paste, but, anyway, there are a few moments that determines Gods Unchained from Hearthstone - open market, opportunity to earn real money and strong link between players and wallets.

Game perspective

To tell the truth, it is hard to believe that Gods Unchained has already got 307.5 million users, according to official number. But, if it's true we have speedy growing project. What is more, the number of public sales is above 35 millions already.

Started from 2018 project already got big audience and huge amount of registered wallets. For four years their rating scales didn't fall down critically, what can prove that game will keep developing. In conclusion, time will tell is this game will become as popular as Hearthstone or it will disappear from cards game arena.