Joshua Cantrell Shares the Ins and Outs of Metasource Games, Castles, The NFT Game

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NFT gaming provides players with a whole new way to have skin in the game by buying and selling NFTs as part of the gameplay. While this crypto segment gets a lot of flack, some gaming projects stand out for their integrity and dedication to players. One group that shines above the rest is Metasource Games and their expanding Castles, The NFT Game.

Metasource is 100% about player ownership of the game and providing security and a safe community for the game to be played in. Today, we sat down with Joshua Cantrell, one of the game's co-founders, to understand what running a successful NFT game is all about.

We started with the idea that we wanted players to have ultimate control and agency over what they had in the game. We took some inspiration from a couple of different places and figured out how we could do it better and simpler. Simpler because most blockchain, crypto and NFT gaming can be complicated. Players typically have to do a lot of learning and math on their own. And so, we wanted to start with something that was not complicated.

Castles uses a basic merge three concept that people are already familiar with in their mobile games. So players can buy basic, upgraded NFT game pieces, and the basic NFT land types can be merged in a three-of-a-kind fashion up until they build a castle. They can also buy and earn other game pieces that unlock different functions in the game. One thing that makes our game really different from most NFT games is that the land game pieces are the token generators. Players are not buying tokens from us to make purchases in the game; they are earning them while building, trading and playing