I will rate this project only 2 stars because I think there is nothing special about this game. They have the same features that every game has, but I believe that for a game from unknown developers, there should be something unique that will stimulate people to play. I think there was a chance for this game to be popular or achieve some success two or three years ago, but not now.

Your room as an NFT - simple
Marketplace for rooms - usual

On top of that, they do not have their MVP, so I cannot rate this project highly.

Qubix Infinity is a Web3 game that includes Play-to-earn and Stake-to-earn mechanics.

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rallen2lk

If you liked Bomberman from the 90s then this might be your play. At least looking at the trailer I get a bit of that feeling. Its more advanced for sure with new gameplay styles and can still be very entertaining.

They are selling their game to other communities that can brand their own room and set their own entry price in stablecoin, QBXC or their own token. Qubix receive a 2% commission on the games played. That is smart but I think the price for buying a room (starting at 10k) is on the high side if their is still commission to be paid after the purchase.

Its not clear how many rooms they will allow to be created
But i think if too many then some rooms will not make money. 95% from entry prices will be distributed to the winner, only 2% will be given to the room owner.

Its also distributing 32% of the QBXC to the ecosystem but their own tokens only have a vesting period of 12 months which is very short and you should be carefull holding a bag during this period as they might need to sell to keep lights on.

If you liked Bomberman from the 90s then this might be your play. At least looking at the trailer I get a bit of that feeling. Its more advanced for sure with new gameplay styles and can still be very entertaining. 

They are selling their game to other communities that can brand their own room and set their own entry price in stablecoin, QBXC or their own token. Qubix receive a 2% commission on the games played. That is smart but I think the price for buying a room (starting at 10k) is on the high side if their is still commission to be paid after the purchase.

Its not clear how many rooms they will allow to be created
But i think if too many then some rooms will not make money. 95% from entry prices will be distributed to the winner, only 2% will be given to the room owner. 

Its also distributing 32% of the QBXC to the ecosystem but their own tokens only have a vesting period of 12 months which is very short and you should be carefull holding a bag during this period as they might need to sell to keep lights on.

Qubix Infinity is another web3 game aiming to carve a segment of the industry.

In the pitch deck, you forecast $20M of revenues with 500K users, that's $40/users, I highly doubt this is realistic. If you have built games before I would suggest you describe the unit economics for previously developed games, or you attempt to do some simulation of CAC and LTV of your future game based on market tests.

I don't really understand 2 of the problems and their solution on your pitch deck. I think it needs to be clarified with someone who's a native english speaker. Either way, I'd focus on only 1 problem.

I'd say you are starting with a fully diluted valuation of $30M and that's too much at this stage. Unless I'm missing something, I wouldn't value your business/token at more than $1M, unless you've had previous successful game launched that generated more than $10M of revenues. I care more about Fully diluted Market cap than In circulation at TGE.

The style of graphics seems to be meant to attract minecraft users, but those are children, they can't be expected to jump on crypto.

[Qubix Infinity](https://www.qubixinfinity.io/) is another web3 game aiming to carve a segment of the industry. 

In the pitch deck, you forecast $20M of revenues with 500K users, that's $40/users, I highly doubt this is realistic. If you have built games before I would suggest you describe the unit economics for previously developed games, or you attempt to do some simulation of CAC and LTV of your future game based on market tests.

I don't really understand 2 of the problems and their solution on your pitch deck. I think it needs to be clarified with someone who's a native english speaker. Either way, I'd focus on only 1 problem.

I'd say you are starting with a fully diluted valuation of $30M and that's too much at this stage. Unless I'm missing something, I wouldn't value your business/token at more than $1M, unless you've had previous successful game launched that generated more than $10M of revenues. I care more about Fully diluted Market cap than In circulation at TGE.

The style of graphics seems to be meant to attract minecraft users, but those are children, they can't be expected to jump on crypto.

Crypto Rookies

I'm not impressed by the game itself, but why 4 stars?

Firstly, they've excelled in designing the game's metaverse. Players have control, and it's built to be durable and easily modifiable, providing a comprehensive package.

The tokenomics seem fairly balanced, and I anticipate long-term success, although I haven't seen the vesting period yet.

The team is solid and has a proven track record with games like Wargaming and Angry Birds, which is evident in the game, website, and overall presentation.

Marketing is a strong point, unsurprisingly, with the cubes and their likable design. I foresee the potential for quick hype, although it's uncertain if it will endure or if the game will attract enough players. Nevertheless, the game and features appears easy to learn and feels somehow like a chaotic version of Pacman.

In conclusion, it's a well-thought-out product with a strong foundation for becoming a stable metaverse, deserving of 4 stars.

Jeroen

It's an interesting project. If they can improve themselves, we can talk differently.

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