I increasingly agree with a judgment: whether blockchain games can scale up depends not on the speed of user growth, but on retention and re-engagement.

@River4fun's behind-the-scenes @RiverdotInc clearly recognizes this in product design.

River emphasizes clear rules, verifiable results, and genuine interactions between players, rather than simply using rewards to drive behavior.

On-chain settlement makes the gaming process transparent and also helps players form relatively stable expectations of their investments and returns.

Under this structure, players are more like participants in a long-term system rather than in a short-term event.

From this perspective, River represents an attempt for blockchain games to transition into a mature entertainment form, rather than another project relying on emotions and cycles.

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