Indeed, I think that developers at Steem have great opportunities, but not everything is so simple, it often requires time and contributions of many types such as retaining some SP, initiatives with the community, etc.

I think Cryptid Hunter is a good addition to the ecosystem but it lacks a friendly interface, tutorials so that new users can understand what the game is about along with some test mode or starter package, because let's be honest, paying 40-400 STEEM without knowing what you are going to get in return, without understanding the mechanics or without knowing a single card of the Cryptid ecosystem is something unintuitive for the 99.9% of users not familiar with this type of project.

So my suggestion for @roadofrich is to change the focus, the game may be very good but you need to make way for a community with a more basic level of knowledge in Blockchain.

For example, many food brands here in Venezuela when they are going to the market invade supermarkets with promoters to give free samples of the product to all visitors, because they understand that no one is going to risk their money to buy something they will not like later.

TON users have a level of knowledge, Steem users have another level, and that’s not wrong. Understanding that differences will help you to treat your public more easily