metaverse SWOT analysis

1) Extendable abstract game.
2) Player customization.
3) Completely modifiable world.
4) Strong community.
5) Interoperability of plugins.
6) Low resource vanilla gameplay.

1) Per-server economies.
2) Typically short server life.
3) Non-existent interoperability for items.
4) High-resource as modified gameplay.
5) The lost opportunity for load-and-play.
6) Expensive Pay-to-Play licensing.
7) Non-converting player base (bedrock).

OPPORTUNITIES

THREATS

1) A massive creator ecosystem.
2) Extending economy to NFT items.
3) Connected to Microsoft suite.
4) Extending into AR/VR.
5) Rebranding to Minecraft200.0

1) Fresh redesigns based on MC.
2) interoperable item ecosystems.
3) Open-sourced competitive games.
4) High-liquidity web3 projects.
5) The difficulty of many modifications.
6) Advancing technology.

1) Extendable abstract game.
2) Player customization.
3) Massive creator item ecosystem.
4) Strong community.
5) High dollar market.
6) Low resource vanilla gameplay.
7) Items as NFT interoperability.

1) Main server with a non-editable world.
2) High-resource gameplay.
3) An expensive to buy land economy.
4) Limited gameplay and existing extensions.
5) The lost opportunity for load-and-play.
6) Expensive Pay-to-Play called “Play-to-Earn”.

OPPORTUNITIES

THREATS

1) Build games in the game.
2) Interoperability of plugins.
3) Metaverse social profiles.
4) Extending from software into AR/VR reality.
5) Partnership with VR/Meta verses.

1) Low resource gameplay
2) Free-to-play and Free-to-win gameplay.
3) Open-sourced competitive games.
4) Legal landscape.
5) Web3 market volatility.
6) Limited extensibility compared to Minecraft.

1) Extendable abstract game.
2) Player customization.
3) WebGL as visual trickery.
4) High dollar market with NFT.
5) Items as NFT interoperability.
6) Free-to-play and Free-to-win gameplay.
7) Non-device limited.
8) Land economy + ( x.com/aparment?=0 ).

1) Little intensive gameplay experience.
2) Limited gameplay while pre-extensions.
3) Doesn’t exist.

OPPORTUNITIES

THREATS

1) Build your extension of the map & game.
2) Interoperability of plugins.
3) Metaverse social profiles.
4) Social focus + social networks.
5) Extending from web to software game.
6) Partnership with AR/VR metas.
7) Open-sourced in common language.

1) Voxel sandbox games ran on software.
2) More powerful gameplay experiences.
3) Crypto volatility and legal landscape.
4) Limited extensibility.
5) Slow to market. Competitors who read this.