INDUSTRY CHALLENGES

With the global gaming audience on track to reach players, gaming has become a key driver of digital engagement, generating more revenue than the combined. Valued at , the industry is on track to reach in the coming years.

This growth is driven by , including, smartphones, online gaming, high-speed networks, and increasingly immersive 3D worlds, making games more accessible, social, and engaging.

Yet, despite its rapid growth, gaming faces major limitations:

• Closed ecosystems favor large studios, limiting opportunities for smaller developers.

• Lack of true ownership restricts players from having meaningful stakes in gaming economies.

• Fragmented networks isolate users and assets, preventing seamless interaction.

• Limited monetization options leave most developers without sustainable ways to earn.

• No infrastructure for verifiable omnichain AI-driven gameplay, analytics and agentic competition.

Gaming should be open, interconnected, and designed for long-term growth, allowing every participant to benefit—not just large studios. By bridging fragmented networks and introducing new economic models, Genome is building a future where players and developers have greater control, ownership, and earning potential.