The global gaming industry has evolved into one of the most dynamic entertainment sectors, surpassing movies and music in terms of market size and user engagement. With over 3 billion players worldwide, gaming has become a cultural and economic powerhouse. Yet, the core economic model for players remains largely unchanged centralized platforms own the assets, dictate monetization, and leave players with little control or reward for their time and skill. Meanwhile, blockchain technology has introduced groundbreaking concepts such as digital ownership, token economies, and decentralized governance. In particular, the rise of Web3 has highlighted the potential for “play-to-earn” (P2E) systems, NFTs, and community-driven ecosystems. However, many early blockchain games have struggled with poor gameplay quality, high entry barriers, and unsustainable tokenomics. There is a growing need for a solution that combines the immersive, competitive nature of mainstream games with the transparent, rewarding structures enabled by blockchain.