Yes, there are several games that currently use NFTs (non-fungible tokens) in various ways.
1. CryptoKitties – A game where players collect and breed virtual cats using Ethereum blockchain technology and NFTs. The unique characteristics of each cat are stored on the blockchain, making them valuable digital assets that can be bought and sold on cryptocurrency exchanges.
2. Axie Infinity – A game where players collect and battle fantasy creatures called Axies, which are stored as NFTs on the Ethereum blockchain. Players can breed Axies to create new ones with unique characteristics, and they can also trade Axies on cryptocurrency exchanges.
3. NBA Top Shot – A game where players can collect and trade moments from NBA games as NFTs. Each moment is represented by a unique video clip that captures a specific play or event in a game, such as a dunk or a game-winning shot. These moments are stored on the Ethereum blockchain and can be bought and sold on cryptocurrency exchanges.
4. Sorare – A game where players collect and manage football teams using NFTs of real-world players. Players can trade players on cryptocurrency exchanges, and they can also use them to compete in tournaments with other teams.
5. Decentraland – A game where players can create and explore their own virtual worlds using NFTs. They can buy and sell land plots, build structures, and even host events within the game’s decentralized platform.
These are just a few examples of games that use NFTs. As the technology continues to evolve, we can expect more games and other applications to adopt NFTs in the future.