I like the overall feel of this project. They seem to be hitting the right solution points.

My only reservation is that this type of platform is difficult to get traction with. Minus 2 stars for that.

The big plus with this project is that they allow people to create their own games, while removing the skilled positions (like graphic design, programming, etc.) and let the creator focus on developing the game concept.

I'm not a big gamer, but it seems like where other game platforms fail is they rely on the development team to come up with ideas on how to make games better. If anyone can create a game, they can bring their own creativity to the platform and craft their own unique game experience.

I really like how game creators can use AI to make game characters. That takes away the need to have graphic design skills.

Their team seems to have the right experience and they have a decent amount of users already.

I'm cautiously optimistic about this project.

AI-empowered creator platform consisting of uniquely autogenerated lands of different biomes where owners can fully customise and build diverse experiences for others to enjoy.

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Worlds Beyond

I like the overall feel of this project. They seem to be hitting the right solution points. 

My only reservation is that this type of platform is difficult to get traction with. Minus 2 stars for that. 

The big plus with this project is that they allow people to create their own games, while removing the skilled positions (like graphic design, programming, etc.) and let the creator focus on developing the game concept. 

I'm not a big gamer, but it seems like where other game platforms fail is they rely on the development team to come up with ideas on how to make games better. If anyone can create a game, they can bring their own creativity to the platform and craft their own unique game experience. 

I really like how game creators can use AI to make game characters. That takes away the need to have graphic design skills. 

Their team seems to have the right experience and they have a decent amount of users already. 

I'm cautiously optimistic about this project.

Tartarian

Play to own, compete to own, pay to own game NFTs. This sounds like a good evolution from play to earn model.

What I like about Worlds Beyond.
Open for anyone. Do not need to invest and but NFTs to begin playing.  A lot many projects sold NFTs to raise capital which restricts access. Which leads to gaming guilds to come in the picture.
Smart use of Ai to generate game content. Which makes it faster to build a virtual gaming world.
It opens creative gamers to generate their own world. Which is quite unique.
Tokenomics is well thought out and balanced with proper vesting for private and team.
They are thinking about game asset interoperability and allowing Legends of illumia NFTs and their own  NFTs to move between them.
Team is experienced which shows up in well thought out pitch deck.
Already regerating revenue(1.9m total)- which is quite unheard of for a project this young.

Concerns:
There going to be a lot of competition in blockchain gaming space with some deep pockets building it out. All the good points are of no use if project doesn't attract and retain players.

Overall l really like the project.

Play to own, compete to own, pay to own game NFTs. This sounds like a good evolution from play to earn model. 

What I like about Worlds Beyond.
1. Open for anyone. Do not need to invest and but NFTs to begin playing.  A lot many projects sold NFTs to raise capital which restricts access. Which leads to gaming guilds to come in the picture. 
2. Smart use of Ai to generate game content. Which makes it faster to build a virtual gaming world.
3. It opens creative gamers to generate their own world. Which is quite unique.
4. Tokenomics is well thought out and balanced with proper vesting for private and team.
5. They are thinking about game asset interoperability and allowing Legends of illumia NFTs and their own  NFTs to move between them.
6. Team is experienced which shows up in well thought out pitch deck.
7. Already regerating revenue(1.9m total)- which is quite unheard of for a project this young.

Concerns:
1. There going to be a lot of competition in blockchain gaming space with some deep pockets building it out. All the good points are of no use if project doesn't attract and retain players.

Overall l really like the project.

CryptoMill

I have to say I was absolutely blown away by the trailer video on the Worlds Beyond website. The sound, the graphics, the movement - it's all just stunning. Wow!

I was even more impressed to see the experience of the team. With a project of this scale, where people are able to create their own virtual worlds and there are multiple types of gameplay, it is imperative that the core team has solid gaming experience and that there is a large, experienced, in-house dev team. This project excels on both fronts which makes me feel confident that the project has a solid foundation to make it successful in the long run.

Another thing I look for in gaming project is multiple revenue streams so there isn't an overreliance on the players to prop up the liquidity. On this front, the team excels and has 15 types of revenue streams, including advertising, a subscription service and template building. This should ensure financial longevity and sustainability of the project.

I was worried about the tech skills needed to build worlds, but the team state that their world editor engine is simple enough for anyone to use which should attract many people to this project. 5 stars from me!

I have to say I was absolutely blown away by the trailer video on the Worlds Beyond website. The sound, the graphics, the movement - it's all just stunning. Wow! 

I was even more impressed to see the experience of the team. With a project of this scale, where people are able to create their own virtual worlds and there are multiple types of gameplay, it is imperative that the core team has solid gaming experience and that there is a large, experienced, in-house dev team. This project excels on both fronts which makes me feel confident that the project has a solid foundation to make it successful in the long run. 

Another thing I look for in gaming project is multiple revenue streams so there isn't an overreliance on the players to prop up the liquidity. On this front, the team excels and has 15 types of revenue streams, including advertising, a subscription service and template building. This should ensure financial longevity and sustainability of the project. 

I was worried about the tech skills needed to build worlds, but the team state that their world editor engine is simple enough for anyone to use which should attract many people to this project. 5 stars from me!

Blueseriph

Did I just glimpse the OASIS builder from Ready Player One (or Two)?

The idea is fascinating, and I love how they summarized it: "Worlds Beyond is a community-centric creator platform that empowers world owners to unleash their imagination and build diverse and engaging virtual experiences for others to enjoy."

How they've outlined world creation seems like a brilliant plan that can scale easily. The proposed interoperability, allowing you to bring worlds and assets from other games while maintaining full functionality, will be a real differentiator if they can pull this off.

I'm a big fan of the World Performance Analytics, Ad Delivery Platform, and numerous revenue generation methods.

From a tokenomics perspective, the token distribution and vesting look nearly perfect. They plan to "funnel all activities that require costs & payments through the WBITS tokens," they also state that when participants choose to use fiat, they will convert and buy $WBITS. If they follow through on these promises, then the value capture for this token is in full Epic Mode.

The team and partnerships appear to be AAA. It's hard to imagine this project not becoming a major success.

Did I just glimpse the OASIS builder from Ready Player One (or Two)?

The idea is fascinating, and I love how they summarized it: "Worlds Beyond is a community-centric creator platform that empowers world owners to unleash their imagination and build diverse and engaging virtual experiences for others to enjoy." 

How they've outlined world creation seems like a brilliant plan that can scale easily. The proposed interoperability, allowing you to bring worlds and assets from other games while maintaining full functionality, will be a real differentiator if they can pull this off.

I'm a big fan of the World Performance Analytics, Ad Delivery Platform, and numerous revenue generation methods.

From a tokenomics perspective, the token distribution and vesting look nearly perfect. They plan to "funnel all activities that require costs & payments through the WBITS tokens," they also state that when participants choose to use fiat, they will convert and buy $WBITS. If they follow through on these promises, then the value capture for this token is in full Epic Mode.

The team and partnerships appear to be AAA. It's hard to imagine this project not becoming a major success.

D3Young

At first when I clicked on the website I was a bit unsure as to what this project was about but after watching the intro video and going through the pitchdeck it became a bit clearer, however it still left me with some questions. It seems like this project is kind of like The Sim’s of creating your own gaming concept + the tools to go inside of it where you can then go and trade it on their DEX. However the thing I am most unsure about right now is the gaming side to this project once the games are created from the creator’s portal.

The team looks strong + experienced, the only critique I see is that they come from a mobile gaming world which is a very different gaming experience to consoles or computers. The partnerships they have, if all true, are immense and valuable ones to have, especially the ones in the web2 gaming sector.

Worlds Beyond is a unique idea to what is already out there in the gaming sector and the team/partnerships are strong, however I would ultimately like more clarity around many details of project such as its AI tech and also a deeper dive into its ecosystem from playing the games which are created perspective.

At first when I clicked on the website I was a bit unsure as to what this project was about but after watching the intro video and going through the pitchdeck it became a bit clearer, however it still left me with some questions. It seems like this project is kind of like The Sim’s of creating your own gaming concept + the tools to go inside of it where you can then go and trade it on their DEX. However the thing I am most unsure about right now is the gaming side to this project once the games are created from the creator’s portal. 

The team looks strong + experienced, the only critique I see is that they come from a mobile gaming world which is a very different gaming experience to consoles or computers. The partnerships they have, if all true, are immense and valuable ones to have, especially the ones in the web2 gaming sector.
 
Worlds Beyond is a unique idea to what is already out there in the gaming sector and the team/partnerships are strong, however I would ultimately like more clarity around many details of project such as its AI tech and also a deeper dive into its ecosystem from playing the games which are created perspective.

Jeppopo

I listened to their latest AMA on 6 June 2023 with Clive Bennett, the CEO of Worlds Beyond. He is also the founder of Fred Bear games, where they established over 30 more titles and received over 20 awards. So a strong CEO behind Worlds Beyond. My start on the website was horrible, though on the phone to begin with, so I had to switch over to the laptop.

At first, I was like, how did you partner up with Playstation and Nintendo? But it came to be that previously they made 3rd party games as well.

their track record has over 10 million downloads and revenues
they try to win the market in the web 3 space
35 members in the team, the same core team from the last years (grew over 10)

They created a platform for creators to kind of create a host and then monetize if they wish gaming or non-gaming experiences. Worlds Beyond's building the infrastructure, a game builder-portals and they're providing the tools.

I feel they have what it takes, as there are already some games developed, yet the Sui network might work against them as it needs more time for more widespread acceptance for development. Sui is good though because of the low latency and scalability.

I listened to their latest AMA on 6 June 2023 with Clive Bennett, the CEO of Worlds Beyond. He is also the founder of Fred Bear games, where they established over 30 more titles and received over 20 awards. So a strong CEO behind Worlds Beyond. My start on the website was horrible, though on the phone to begin with, so I had to switch over to the laptop.

At first, I was like, how did you partner up with Playstation and Nintendo? But it came to be that previously they made 3rd party games as well.

- their track record has over 10 million downloads and revenues
- they try to win the market in the web 3 space
- 35 members in the team, the same core team from the last years (grew over 10)

They created a platform for creators to kind of create a host and then monetize if they wish gaming or non-gaming experiences. Worlds Beyond's building the infrastructure, a game builder-portals and they're providing the tools. 

I feel they have what it takes, as there are already some games developed, yet the Sui network might work against them as it needs more time for more widespread acceptance for development. Sui is good though because of the low latency and scalability.

Worlds Beyond

AI-empowered Creator Platform