Top 7 Free NFT Games to Play! Check out our list of the best ones

There are many of you out there that don’t want to spend money on digital assets (also known as non-fungible tokens). We can’t blame you! After all, you work hard enough to make the money you earn. But what if we told you that there are plenty of free NFT games to play? You might think that free games are low quality or aren’t worth playing, but we can assure you that there are plenty of free NFT games out there worth checking out! 

#1: Thetan Arena 

The first game that came to mind for me was Thetan Arena. This is a battle arena with collectable creatures fighting it out and earning rewards based on your performance. The good news is that you can choose from different avatars, and each has its own stats and strengths. I actually like that there are a variety of classes; which gives players a choice instead of being limited to just one. In fact, if you're not satisfied with your current avatar you can trade up at any time; although some effort is required on your part (you must have 150 Ether Cubes in order to switch). Of course, there's nothing stopping you from experimenting with all four classes - before settling on your favorite.

#2: The Sandbox 

If you’re into strategy, The Sandbox is the game for you. At the beginning of the game, you have a platform and some sand. Then, one tile appears every 30 seconds and it’s up to you to decide how to spend it. If it becomes an object such as a building or resource, good; if not, then what was the point? You can only change your decision once in The Sandbox; so think carefully before making your move—or pay the price. The game is free and only takes up 6 MB on your device. Even better? It’s the most popular of the seven games listed here. The interface is easy to use and anyone who enjoys strategy games will enjoy The Sandbox. Plus, it has over 50 million downloads under its belt; so there must be something right about it! One thing we noticed: Once you start playing The Sandbox, you might find yourself losing track of time.

#3: Gods Unchained 

This game is a decentralized trading card game with graphics that compare favorably with Blizzard's Hearthstone. The cards are called Sparks and you'll use Ether to buy them from other players. The Sparks can be used in multiple games as collectibles, which also gives investors a way to make money if they choose. Gods Unchained has only just launched so it's a bit early for me to say much about it, but stay tuned as we could see some big things from them soon! CryptoFights : Another one I'm really excited about because it takes an old genre (fighting) and adds blockchain tech to it. This means two things: first, your stats will actually matter and second, there will be actual ownership of your cards. Like Gods Unchained above, there isn't too much info on CryptoFights yet but keep checking back here because I'll be updating my thoughts on both these games regularly!

#4: Splinterlands

Splinterlands is a browser-based strategy card game with a twist – not only do you get to build and customize your deck in any way you like, but each unit is also an ERC721 token that can be used across multiple games and sold on an exchange for Ethereum. Splinterlands was built on top of OmiseGO’s Plasma decentralized exchange. This guarantees that all items are real-world tradable (versus other games where items are just purchased using game currency). The blockchain guarantees ownership, which means no one can mess with your game items – or cheat you out of them when they sell them. Plus, being on Plasma means it’s fast and will run smoothly even if everyone is playing at once.

#5: Axie Infinity

Axie Infinity is a free-to-play collectible RPG. It’s unique in that you get rewarded for breeding and playing with your Axies. If you’re into crypto and crypto games, we highly recommend giving it a try. To give you an idea of how much more than a collectible game it is, take a look at our video on Axie Infinity gameplay below You can also find a review of Axie Infinity here . You can find all sorts of information about their team and community on their website , Twitter , Telegram , Discord or Reddit . This project has been one of my favorites since I first heard about it months ago, so I'm really excited to see what they do next. Keep up with their progress here !

#6: Coin Hunt World 

Coin Hunt World is an easy and fun way to kill time. It’s a scavenger hunt game that lets you explore a variety of locales, collecting items and working through mazes. It’s great for collecting Pokemon or just exploring in general. The only caveat is that it does require some in-game purchases. But if you want to just enjoy free games, Coin Hunt World is one of your best bets! Buckle up for some top quality gaming on Coin Hunt World . With cute graphics and music, unique characters, and so much more—you’ll never be bored again! Make sure to check out their other locations as well—and don’t forget to collect all those shiny treasures! Have Fun! : Coin Hunt World is an easy and fun way to kill time. It’s a scavenger hunt game that lets you explore a variety of locales, collecting items and working through mazes. It’s great for collecting Pokemon or just exploring in general. The only caveat is that it does require some in-game purchases.

#7: Chainmonsters 

Chainmonsters is a free and innovative game that sees you collecting monsters and other characters, exploring different levels, fighting epic bosses and trying to collect all of your favourite characters. Some might say that Chainmonsters has become something of a cult classic thanks to its unique approach, with some players even returning again and again for new challenges. This game is unlike anything else on this list; it’s easy enough for anyone to get into but there’s plenty here for hardcore gamers too. The question is, why aren’t you playing yet?