In the context of blockchain games being long criticized for lack of playability, the emergence of @AnichessGame provides a new reference for the industry.

It does not rush to emphasize tokens or financial attributes but starts from mature chess games, introducing strategic variations and magic mechanics on top of chess rules, making the game itself more fun and deep. This approach is of great significance to the entire blockchain gaming industry.

From an industry perspective, Anichess proves that Web3 games do not necessarily have to build their universe from scratch, nor do they have to sacrifice gameplay to accommodate on-chain logic. By integrating with traditional game systems, it makes on-chain elements optional enhancements rather than a burden on the experience.

This design helps attract players who were originally not involved in crypto, bringing more genuine incremental users to the industry. As GameFi gradually returns to content itself, the appearance of $CHECK reminds the industry of a key direction: only when the game is fundamentally solid can on-chain mechanisms have long-term value.

This gameplay-centered approach is opening a more sustainable development path for blockchain games.

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