Back to collectionRaijin's eight-week scorecard and a redemption still stuck
Background: Raijin was trying to bring Steam players' interest onto its rewards platform, and the community wanted to see how far that effort had gone. Today: The team reported eight weeks of results: 258,000 wishlists, seven games taken to the top of Steam charts, including Atari's Missile Command: Delta, and Riftstorm among the top 50 demos at Steam Next Fest. Impact and next steps: The scorecard gave the player acquisition effort a concrete scale, while making that holder's wait more conspicuous.
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Background: Raijin was trying to bring Steam players' interest onto its rewards platform, and the community wanted to see how far that effort had gone. A node holder's difficulty with an older account matter would not disappear because of a scorecard.
Today: The team reported eight weeks of results: 258,000 wishlists, seven games taken to the top of Steam charts, including Atari's Missile Command: Delta, and Riftstorm among the top 50 demos at Steam Next Fest. Rewards paid to players exceeded USD 250,000. Some in the group welcomed the game figures, while a node holder again asked about a redemption blocked by identity verification after months of back-and-forth without a resolution. XAI was at $0.050.
Impact and next steps: The scorecard gave the player acquisition effort a concrete scale, while making that holder's wait more conspicuous. The narrator recorded both: the former as a milestone reported by the team, the latter as a request for an explanation of where the redemption was stuck. Game interest alone could not answer the account question.