The NFT game, despite raising nearly 1.6 trillion in funding, faces an unexpected community backlash due to its abysmal graphics, creating a stark contrast between the trailer and the actual gameplay.

There's an unmistakably vast contrast between the advertised visuals and the actual gameplay of this NFT game.

With the recent surge in development, numerous new NFT games are emerging, sometimes raising tens of millions of dollars in funding. While some projects hold great promise to revolutionize the NFT gaming industry, there are also disappointments like Pixelmon, which has faced considerable criticism primarily for its poor graphics.

Despite being advertised with grandiose language and successfully raising an investment of 70 million dollars (approximately 1.6 trillion VND), Pixelmon fails to deliver, being described as visually deficient and even compared to 'selling dog meat while hanging a sheep's head.'

Although the development team has admitted their mistakes and apologized, pledging 2 million USD to refurbish their creation, the Pixelmon NFT boycott continues to gain momentum. Many see this as merely an attempt to pacify the situation, urging the developers to strive for excellence from the outset rather than fixing mistakes later.

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