Mirror World are developing a Mobile SDK stack for developers, which allows for rapid development of Web3 content and provides a better mobile experience for users on Solana.
Mirror World Mobile SDK is a set of cross-platform tools for mobile game developers with no blockchain development experience, integrating All-in-one login, In-App Marketplace, In-App Wallet, NFT Launching and other features and APIs on Solana, designed to help game developers integrate blockchain more efficiently, easily and cost-effectively.
By using the Mirror World Mobile SDK, no previous blockchain development experience is required and you can quickly integrate your mobile game with Web3, reducing your development costs, simplifying the onboarding process for users, and increasing asset transactions and user conversion rate.
Although we believe that blockchain can revolutionize gaming in the long run, we have to admit that at this stage of blockchain gaming development, Web3 Game has encountered many problems in terms of user experience and development. This is not only an actual problem we have encountered in our own game development, but also real feedback from a lot of Web3 Games.
High user access barrier and high education costs: users have to go through a series of tedious steps before they can access the game. Besides, for users without any blockchain experience, there is also a very complex cost of understanding. All of these will lead to a significant loss of users.
It is difficult for players to interact directly with the blockchain in the game: within the game, it is difficult for players to confirm contracts and complete transactions directly. In addition, frequent contract confirmations during the game can interfere with the player's normal gaming experience.
Out-of-game marketplace will interrupt the player 's experience: The In-Game Marketplace is a key component of Web3 Game and is used to provide players with a trading service for in-game core chain assets. If Marketplace is not built into the game and players have to go to a third party to make purchases, then this can lead to a decrease in the rate of in-game asset purchases.
Third party marketplaces are not game friendly: However, third party marketplaces such as Opensea or Magic Eden do not provide a good representation of the properties of some in-game assets.
High Risk and Cost to develop: It is very challenging for every game developer to develop their own NFT Marketplace, which requires a lot of time and capital costs, as well as the security of asset transactions.