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Web3 game risk checklist
A checklist for reviewing official sources, token utility, liquidity, community activity and operational risk.
Public-source verification
Check official websites, documents, announcements, funding sources, social accounts and Discord links before relying on a project's claims.
Market and wallet risk
If tokens or NFTs are involved, check liquidity, holder concentration, contract information and whether the asset is actually used inside the game.
Pre-start risk checklist
Before starting, check domain, cost, device, region, wallet authority, and operator contact in a short fixed order.
Audience and premise
For every user testing a new title or one with many external links.
Reconfirm a start link against the final official hostname, not merely the source label on this site.
Decision checklist
- Does the URL hostname match official guidance?
- Were refund, region, and age conditions read before purchase?
- Does the requested signature match the intended action?
- Has no secret key or recovery phrase been disclosed?
Concrete example
If a simple game start requests broad asset approval, stop and recheck the required authority in official help.
| Scope | Current value | When unknown |
|---|---|---|
| Ordinary play | Record official scope | Retain unknown |
| Asset action | Separate its trigger | Do not mark unnecessary |
Cautions
- Never enter a private key or recovery phrase
- Do not sign solely because a countdown creates urgency
Next action
If any risk cannot be explained, stop the action and compare official help with the profile's checked scope.
- Compare platforms in the game database
- Review unknowns in the candidate database
- Open the playable-now collection
- Compare free-start conditions
- Run the pre-start risk checklist
Review date and source policy
2026-08-10 — Current official information takes precedence; absent values remain unknown.