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[Dubai, UAE] For years, one of the single biggest hurdles to the mainstream adoption of Web3 gaming has been the wallet setup stage. Many attempts to pick up token-based games stalled at this stage for many reasons.  The combination of seed phrases, extensions, and token transfers can quickly become overwhelming for newcomers, who are immediately overloaded with some of these wallet operations. In most cases, some never even make it as far as actually playing the game, getting turned off by the wall of technicality guarding the game.  SACHI, the immersive Web3 competitive gaming universe, is helping users scale this barrier completely using an onboarding system designed to seamlessly transition users to Web3 proficiency using a completely invisible bridge that appears no different from the Web2 interface they are familiar with. Instead of asking players to connect a wallet before they play, SACHI flips the script: jump in first, enjoy the game, and only connect when you’re ready. This seamless approach puts fun ahead of friction, making “try SACHI” a realistic and inviting option for anyone, even those unfamiliar with crypto. Play Now, Wallet Later In SACHI, players can open the platform instantly thanks to pixel streaming. No installs, no downloads, and no wallet required. Whether on a phone, laptop, or tablet, players are greeted with polished Unreal Engine 5 gameplay from the moment they start the game. SACHI’s “fun-first” flow is evidence of the project’s confidence in its gaming environment as a standalone experience even without any blockchain elements. Of course, players who enjoy the game and want to unlock the full range of the SACHI Web3 ecosystem, including social features and token rewards, can then choose to connect their crypto wallet.  This mainstream-friendly onboarding design makes SACHI more accessible to: Casual gamers who want to enjoy the game…

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