YGG has recently gained popularity, and many people still view it as a blockchain game, which is actually not quite accurate. Its core positioning is a gaming guild combined with a DAO organization, and what it truly aims to do is help players reduce the barriers to entry into blockchain gaming.

How does it do that? In simple terms, it leases NFT assets to players through a scholarship system. Players don’t need to spend money to buy NFTs; they can directly use assets rented from YGG to play supported blockchain games, and the earnings are split proportionally — the platform takes a portion, and players also earn a significant share. This model is especially friendly to ordinary players who want to earn some profit from blockchain games, lowering the entry threshold instantly.

This design indeed solves a pain point in the blockchain gaming ecosystem: many people are interested in Web3 games but are deterred by the high initial NFT costs. YGG's scholarship system allows you to try out play-to-earn with zero or low costs. For beginners looking to explore the crypto gaming field, this approach is quite attractive.