Code, Clout & Crypto – Episode 1 Brief

🕒 Length: 45 mins

🎤 Guests:

Quick intro to the Code, Clout & Crypto series: why this AMA exists
Introduce each speaker/project with a 30–60 sec pitch (“Give us the TL;DR on your game and what makes it uniquely Web3.”)

What motivated your team to explore Web3 game mechanics?
What pain points or limitations in traditional game design are you solving with blockchain?
Who are you building for — crypto-native players, traditional gamers, or both?

🎯 Goal: Establish intent and audience. Highlight each project’s unique angle.

How do you define player identity in your game?
Do players build a persistent (decentralized) profile based on achievements, social interactions, or other signals?
How do you see in-game personhood evolving with decentralized identity?
Do you see player agency improving with decentralized identity?

🎯 Goal: Spotlight how identity is tracked, expressed, and used as a progression or social layer.

What kinds of assets exist in your game — characters, items, loot, badges, XP, etc.?
Are any of these assets on-chain? Why or why not?
Do you imagine players being able to trade or move their assets across games or platforms someday?

🎯 Goal: Get honest about what’s real today vs. future-looking. Let projects compare tradeoffs of on-chain vs off-chain design.

What does a truly Web3-native game world look like to you in 3–5 years?
If players “own” their identities and assets, how does that change your job as a game designer?
What innovations (tech or cultural) are you watching closely? Any projects, other than your own, that you’ve seen doing something worth imitating or exploring further?

🎯 Goal: Inspire vision. Let the builders dream a little and connect with each other’s ideas.

Quick shout from each project: “Where can people go to play, explore, or get involved with what you’re building?”
Tease next episode / drop a hashtag: #C3Gaming or #CodeCloutCrypto

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