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# How Is Big Time Different From Other Web3 Games?

Unlike other Web3 games, Big Time’s primary goal is to create the most enjoyable game possible, resulting in:

## True AAA Gaming Experience

Big Time is built with the intention to **compete with the top games** out there, **not only web3**. Our team consists of **gaming veterans** from top **gaming companies.**

## Highly Accessible

Big Time is **Free-to-Play** and requires **No Collectibles** to be played. We are also using **Open Loot**, a platform that breaks all the **complexity hurdles of web3** when it comes to onboarding, buying, and selling Collectibles.

## Durable Game Economy

Our Game Economy is **Transparent, Simple, and Realistic**. We carefully constructed Big Time's Economy to be **Sustainable** and **Durable.**  That can be seen in our tokenomics and economy systems designs, which are explained in depth within this Wiki.


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