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In GameFi, what are ‘play-to-earn’ games often criticized for?

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In GameFi, what are ‘play-to-earn’ games often criticized for?

Question: In GameFi, what are ‘play-to-earn’ games often criticized for?

Answer: Focusing more on earning than on gameplay.

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