Worst NFT Game Ever? | RobotEra Gameplay and Review

In the first episode of my first YouTube series, I'm going to be diving deep into the world of NFT gaming, and playing some of the best NFT games, as recommended by the first Google result for "best NFT games".

In this episode, we will explore and look at the NUMBER ONE NFT GAMING PROJECT, RobotEra, or Rototera, or Robot Era, depending on who you're asking. This project has raised a startling amount of money, for what appears to be absolutely nothing at this point. RobotEra claims to be delivering the next best Metaverse! However, I highly doubt that.

Do what you want with your money, and if you enjoy this game, feel free to support the creators!

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[lucasLSD]

It's funny how none of the NFT games share their nfts with each other but this is still the example used when someone tries to defend the technology, it's just the steam marketplace with more steps and even more scams.

[ricrardo]

It ended up being a scam got pulled a week ago team disappeared

[Turahk]

Update: they ran way with 1.25 million dollars.

[TheRenofox]

Top rated NFT game being a scam really should put the whole NFT craze in perspective. I still can't fathom how people keep falling for them when Every Single Project has been a scam, and the entire business model is a pyramid scheme in the first place.

[TheLeafcuter]

I just wanna drop in and say that I really appreciate that you took the time to create a Playlist with all of your videos in chonological order. I love binging everything from a youtuber when I first discover them, so not having to create the Playlist or queue myself is super nice and cool of you :)

[NotSoMelancholy]

You know it’s funny that a lot of these games go on about one of the pros of NFTs being “transferability” but then immediately realize that there is no money in spending money to make content for other companies/entities and makes the NFTs some form of virtual land that would have no realistic transferability outside of the game.

[Nerathul]

These games looking so awful reminds me of how scam emails and callers will purposefully make themselves obvious to deter anyone with half a braincell that might figure out it's a scam. "Here's our team of teenagers with zero experience promising to do more than AAA devs!"

[DanielDroegeShow]

I don't know if you have seen WIll Robinson's 2022 GDC talk, but he believes that the only reason why people make web3 games is to earn money from exchanges to onboard people to use their unregulated exchange as their primary method of banking. Essentually the game is created for the sole purpose of customer acquisition.

I know you don't put much value on the certs, but they are almost always very telling. Think about how basic some of the code is for gaming devs to prevent exploiting and duping. Now look at all the errors the certification company points out. They are always coded in ways that make them vulnerable to basic exploits that have been around as long as gaming. It means that their devs have no experience making games or they would have look at the code and said the same thing as the cert. To top it off, most of them don't even fix the problems pointed out. They just have to acknowledge the risk and they still get approved.

Just wait until you find your videos transcribed into articles by AI and attributed to fake people as if it wasn't plagerized to market the projects you covered.

[masteryoraerasante]

The other sites probably removed the articles because, as you said, they were more advertisements than articles.

[theceptorperson]

I’ve been binge watching all of your videos, your channel is amazing lol

[DarknessDShadow]

Coming back to this after your latest video, it's a perfect introduction to what to expect from this series

[DarkOmegaMK]

Pretty telling when one of the best NFT games of 2022 is a game that doesn't exist.

[azlanmalik]

0:00 The moment Jauwn became the Gordon Ramsey of NFT games

[Ghooostie]

I tried finding the article you found here, they've apparently removed the list of best games in 2022, not long after you did this video. I wonder why haha

[isuckatusernames]

you know, I'd almost feel bad for the ppl who got scammed if they all weren't such obnoxious assholes who actively engage in an extremly energy hungry activity.

[justampegfile]

Why do I have a feeling that Jauwn started knowing exactly what to do and how to do it

[Iwitrag]

Thanks for video, shows how to do quick research of a project without the need for any technical knowledge. Very helpful

[miciso]

imagine being so stupid to fork over 200 grand for a game that doesnt even exist.
humanity sure is funny sometimes.

[IGoByAlllexia]

Plot twist, it's not a video game, it's an ARG. You slowly unveil the real story of this game and its developers' story

[User-zhrp]

Petition to change the "Era" part in RobotEra to "Error"