The Web3 Game Accelerator is hosting offline courses in Singapore

From March 13 to 16, the first phase of the Web3 game acceleration camp successfully concluded its offline courses in Singapore. This course invited multiple elite mentors from the Web3 industry and the gaming field, with 31 participating teams gathering in the Lion City to engage in a four-day Web3 game acceleration course and study tour.

Web3 games are a new generation of game development and operation models based on blockchain and decentralized technology. With the development of blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies, as well as players' recognition of the authenticity and value of game assets, the Web3 gaming sector shows great potential, attracting the attention of Web3 native practitioners and traditional game entrepreneurs.

This acceleration camp has successfully selected 31 projects through a strict screening process for the first phase. During the four-day offline course, participants are exposed to cutting-edge industry information, receive one-on-one professional guidance from mentors, and have the opportunity to visit renowned Web3 institutions in Singapore, where they can engage in face-to-face discussions with industry leaders about entrepreneurship experiences and insights in Web3 gaming.

The course content includes 9 entrepreneurship classes, 1 one-on-one in-depth communication guidance session with a mentor, and 1 demo day. The curriculum balances theory and practice, with equal emphasis on vision and implementation. In terms of industry outlook, multiple mentors shared insights on potential triggers for the gaming industry, a Web3 entrepreneurship pitfall guide, market development trend analysis, and other topics. On the practical side, it covers useful knowledge such as Web3 economic model design, cryptocurrency market making, security risk prevention, and marketing strategies.

On the last day, the students engaged in one-on-one deep communication with the mentors and conducted a project roadshow at the Asia-Pacific headquarters of a certain technology company. The mentors provided targeted advice based on the characteristics of each project and developed personalized acceleration plans for the students.

After class, a networking reception and group meetings are also arranged to promote in-depth communication among students, mentors, and industry experts, expand networking resources, and discuss more cooperation opportunities.

Many participants have expressed their approval of the course arrangement and look forward to applying what they have learned to project development. The mentors participating in the activities were also impressed by the understanding of the Web3 gaming industry and the innovative thinking demonstrated by the participants, affirming the strength and potential of the current Web3 game project development teams.

The year 2024 is seen as a golden period for the development of the Web3 industry and the best opportunity for the Web3 gaming sector to thrive. The six-month acceleration camp not only provides growth support for participating projects but also brings new ideas and opportunities for entrepreneurship in the entire gaming industry.

With the successful conclusion of the offline course in Singapore, the acceleration program will hold the second phase of offline courses in Hong Kong in the coming months and continue to follow up on the students' progress. The mentors will continue to provide targeted guidance, customized project incubation plans, promote the healthy development of the enrolled students' projects, and provide more opportunities for learning and交流.