remember when summer meant freedom? when your biggest worry was how many freezer pops you could sneak before dinner? days stretched long, bike rides were a religious ritual and there was something magical about those basement hangouts with friends — the cool air, the hum of your game console, and the feeling that anything was possible.
now, as you navigate the choppy waters of adulthood, as markets tumble and social feeds fill with doom, there's still that itch for connection, for play, for spaces where we can just have fun
gaming stands as a beacon of constancy. bull or bear, people play. it's a universal drive, but in our current ecosystem, finding good games feels like stumbling through the lost woods.
right now, there’s no central home for onchain games. to stay up to date, you either need to be monitoring a specific chain’s social accounts looking for game launch announcements, or you have to scroll through a chain’s “ecosystem” page to find out what’s live — and that’s if the ecosystem page is even updated on a regular basis (spoiler: it isn’t).
finding games really shouldn’t be a iykyk type experience, they should be readily accessible and easy to find. remember miniclip and addictinggames? that’s what onchain gaming needs.
enter bsmnt.fun, coming very soon.
why basement fun? we’re taking you back to the feeling of being a kid again.
we're building this because, frankly, we were tired of missing out on cool projects because we weren't glued to the right Discord at the right moment. to bring the next wave of people onchain, discovery can’t require an advanced degree in blockchain archaeology.
bsmnt.fun is an immersive space for you to decompress and play a game or two. it’s a central place for gamers to find onchain games to play — and did we mention that it won’t just showcase B3 games?
collaboration over competition is the core tenant of our team and words we live by. games across all chains, not just B3 (regardless of the VM), will be playable. we’re here to win together.
we’ll be launching bsmnt.fun soon and making it easy to play onchain.
gamers should be able to find onchain games easily, feel ownership over the games they’re playing, and most importantly, have fun.
come play in our basement.
-B3
