yappin in /midwits & creating idle rpg /animarising

always? what do you make of the crypto game? or negative-sum games generally?

In their most abstract form, games are just rules that players knowingly (sometimes unknowingly) abide to play.

Games can be made for entertainment, art, education, profit, etc.

Personally I don't see the crypto game as art, though it is a very expensive form of entertainment.

father, husband, css golfer, ux engineer, silently defining variables as /sdv sdv.wtf

I think I agree, the intent is important. But how do you define intent with so many contributors? Art is a collaboration between the creator and experiencer - if we look at crypto from the sky it indeed feels like an expression of humanity today