Traditional game distribution relies on centralized storefronts that control access, pricing, and discoverability. Blockchain-based distribution flips that model by representing games as onchain assets. Instead of downloading a binary from a storefront that can revoke your access at any time, you hold a token that proves ownership and grants access. The storefront becomes a discovery layer rather than a gatekeeper. Developers can distribute directly to players through smart contracts, set their own terms, and receive payment without intermediaries holding their revenue for weeks. The infrastructure runs on public blockchains, meaning no single company can delist your game, change the terms retroactively, or shut down the store and take your library with it.