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Fact: Outages directly affect revenue. For half of large-sized studios, that could be costing 5% or more per month. If only there were a way to eliminate the need to depend on a single provider...

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The biggest rug pull in gaming.

You can be an ETH bull. You can be an AVAX bull. You can be a SOL bull. But if you think web3 gaming is inevitable, you’re a Beama-bull.

Developers have a major problem with infrastructure right now: ❌ $150k startup costs ❌ Months of setup time ❌ Endless maintenance But the real issue? All that custom code and tools you build stay locked in your project. We built the marketplace to fix this. Take the tools you make for your game - monetize them, share them, help other devs skip the hassle you went through. What are devs sharing? Real infrastructure solutions: - Custom LiveOps systems - Unity-native backend tools - Community features - Player analytics - Commerce integrations Everything works natively in Unity with C#. Build your tool, test it in your game, put it on the marketplace. No extra platforms or languages needed. The infrastructure runs on our decentralized network, so tools scale automatically. Devs get paid when others use their work, games launch faster, and infrastructure costs drop. This isn't theoretical - studios are cutting development time by 85% and reducing costs by 70% using marketplace tools. Real numbers from real games running right now. Want to see what tools are available? Or ready to share something you've built? Hit us up.

Game infrastructure is broken. Here's why. Every studio we talk to hits the same wall - infrastructure costs are killing games before they launch. Just got out of a call with a team spending $150K to get basic servers running. Their best dev hasn't touched the game in weeks. Just managing backends. Numbers that matter: - Basic infrastructure: $150K+ - Setup time: 6-12 months - Backend team costs: $$$ monthly - Server maintenance: endless Most Web3 games? They're building everything twice. Once for the game, once for blockchain. We’re tired of watching good studios burn out trying to manage both. We rebuilt this stuff because we had to. Decentralized infrastructure isn't about blockchain hype. It's about making games actually work. What we're seeing now: - Deploy 85% faster - Cut costs by 70% - One codebase, not five - Infrastructure that scales itself Your devs should be building games, not babysitting servers. Your players should keep their stuff even if a game shuts down. This isn't about making Web3 games. It's about making games that work better. Tech's ready if you want to see it.

When Amazon suddenly shut down GameSparks, over 2,000 games were affected. The future is not depending on a sole provider. The future is decentralized.