Definition ∞ In-Game Economies are the self-contained economic systems within digital games that govern the creation, distribution, and exchange of virtual goods and services. These economies often feature unique currencies, item scarcity, and player-driven markets, allowing participants to derive value from their in-game activities. They are fundamental to the player experience and game longevity.
Context ∞ The discussion around In-Game Economies is currently dominated by their integration with blockchain technology, leading to the emergence of play-to-earn models and true digital asset ownership. News frequently covers new game launches, economic policy changes within existing games, and the potential for these economies to foster player engagement and value creation.
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