The Web3 Game Accelerator Singapore Offline Course Successfully Concluded

From March 13 to 16, the first phase of the Web3 Game Acceleration Camp was successfully held offline in Singapore. Several senior mentors from the Web3 industry and gaming sector participated, with 31 selected project teams gathering in the Lion City for four days of intensive training and exchange activities.

This accelerator focused on the Web3 gaming industry has attracted entrepreneurs from around the world who are passionate about this field. After a rigorous selection process, 31 projects were finally chosen. During the four days in Singapore, participants not only accessed cutting-edge industry information but also received one-on-one guidance from mentors and had the opportunity to visit well-known local Web3 institutions, engaging in face-to-face discussions with industry leaders about their entrepreneurial experiences and insights in Web3 gaming.

This offline course is rich in content, including 9 entrepreneurship classes, 1 one-on-one in-depth communication guidance session with a mentor, and 1 project roadshow. The curriculum covers multiple aspects that combine theory and practice, emphasizing both future prospects and practical implementation.

At the industry outlook level, several experienced mentors shared in-depth insights on topics such as the explosive points of blockchain games, a guide to avoiding pitfalls in Web3 entrepreneurship, market trend analysis, and overseas expansion experiences. In terms of practical implementation, the course covered practical knowledge including Web3 economic model design, cryptocurrency market making, security risk prevention, and marketing strategies. Additionally, it explored the integration prospects of cloud technology and Web3 games.

On the last day of the event, one-on-one in-depth exchanges between mentors and students were arranged, and a project roadshow was held at the Asia-Pacific headquarters of a certain technology company. The mentors provided targeted guidance and acceleration plans for the students based on the characteristics and progress of each project.

In addition to the formal courses, the organizers have also carefully arranged networking activities such as after-class cocktail parties and group meetups. In these settings, students, mentors, and industry experts can engage in in-depth discussions, share entrepreneurial insights, expand their networking resources, and promote more profound industry collaborations.

Many students expressed their approval of the course arrangement and are looking forward to applying what they have learned to the future development of the project. The mentors participating in the event also highly praised the students' understanding of the Web3 gaming industry and their innovative thinking, believing that their creativity and execution are impressive.

2024 is regarded as a significant year for the development of the Web3 industry and is the best time for the Web3 gaming sector to gain momentum. The six-month acceleration program not only provides growth and development support for participating projects but also brings new ideas and opportunities for entrepreneurship in the entire gaming industry. This acceleration program aims to become a bridge connecting game developers, investors, and users, jointly promoting the next round of development in the Web3 gaming industry.

With the successful conclusion of the offline courses in Singapore, the next phase of the accelerator program will be held in Hong Kong, continuing to track the progress of the participants. The mentors will continue to provide targeted guidance, tailoring incubation plans for the projects, further promoting the healthy development of the projects of the participants, and providing them with more learning and communication opportunities.