Medieval Empires

• Medieval Empires is a strategy game set in a historical Anatolian setting, with on-chain land and asset ownership.

• It is associated with Turkish actor Engin Altan Düzyatan, known for a historical drama series.

• MEE is the game token.

• Supply allocated across community, ecosystem and the development studio.

• Used for in-game purchases and land ownership.

Pros:

• Celebrity association provides marketing reach in a specific regional market.

• Strategy gameplay has longer session times than casual blockchain games.

• Historical setting has genuine regional resonance.

Cons:

• Celebrity-associated game tokens have a poor performance record generally.

• Game development timelines are long and funding-dependent.

• Regional concentration limits the addressable market.

• Exposure to regional blockchain gaming with celebrity marketing reach.

• Strategy genre suits longer engagement than casual titles.

• Weigh the poor record of celebrity-associated game tokens.

• A historical setting with genuine regional resonance in Turkey and surrounding markets, backed by a recognised local figure.

• Players build empires and holdings in strategy games that vanish when servers close.

• On-chain ownership makes those holdings persistent and tradeable.

• Developed with involvement from Engin Altan Düzyatan as a public figure and stakeholder.

• Studio operating with regional focus.

• MEE was distributed through token sales and ecosystem allocations.

• Celebrity-associated tokens have performed poorly as a category.

• Game development is long and funding-dependent.

• Regional market concentration.

• Blockchain gaming retention is weak sector-wide.