Let’s face it, traditional mobile game ads are getting stale. Players scroll past them like yesterday’s news. But there’s one format still breaking through the noise, grabbing attention, and driving downloads: user-generated content (UGC).

Whether you’re building a cozy farm sim or launching a battle royale beast, data analytics has become your bestie. Why? Because it shows you what players really do, not just what they say.

Whether you’re dreaming about NFT cards, play-to-earn RPGs, or some wild metaverse idea that’ll blow minds — you’re in the right place. This guide breaks everything down step-by-step so you can build your very first Web3 game from scratch.

It means you’re not just building gameplay. You’re building experiences that extend far beyond the main loop. And this is where LiveOps becomes your secret weapon.

The gaming industry isn’t just thriving—it’s booming. According to Statista, PC video games alone are expected to rake in $467.7 billion by the end of 2025. By 2030, the global market could cross $583 billion. And indie games? They’re no longer underdogs, they’re now serious players in this billion-dollar arena.
But here’s the kicker: turning your game idea into reality takes more than passion. It takes funding. And let’s be real, getting that funding can be the hardest part.
So how do you do it without emptying your savings or selling your soul?

2025 kicked off with a loud reminder: If you know your audience, even ads can feel like rewards.

In an industry chasing trends like AI, Web3, and XR, six games went old-school — but with precision. These mobile titles didn’t reinvent the wheel; they made it roll faster, smarter, and more profitably.

Telegram mini games are delivering exactly that. With over 800 million users, Telegram isn’t just where your group chats live anymore — it’s a rising hotspot for addictive casual games. The kind of games you don’t download. You just tap and play.