Clicker games like Catizen and Tapswap are expected to see a "big dropoff" in the near future, according to SKALE Labs Chief Growth Officer Andrew Saunders. Saunders explains that many people are flocking to these "crypto idle clicker games" or "tap-to-earn games" due to "airdrop speculation" - the hope of receiving a large crypto payout from future airdrops.
However, Saunders suggests that even with an airdrop, many new players in these clicker games are likely to lose interest quickly when they realize their payout might be worth just a bus ticket. The games, which are often "pretty awful," have seen massive success this year, with Notcoin, a play-to-earn game integrated into Telegram, boasting over 40 million players.
Saunders attributes the frictionless onboarding and seamless referral incentives of these clicker games as key factors driving their appeal, especially among both crypto natives and non-natives. But he believes the hype around these games will soon fade, as the gameplay and rewards are unlikely to sustain user interest post-airdrop.
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