I wasn’t expecting an oracle to matter much for gaming. I assumed games rely entirely on internal logic, not external data feeds.
That was until I built a system that required:
Randomness
Ranking data
Reward distributions
Game state validation
APRO’s verifiable randomness and custom data feed support helped us automate scoring and rewards securely.
More importantly, the randomness was provably fair — something gamers care deeply about.
I’ve seen gaming protocols collapse because players lose trust.
APRO gave us:
Auditability
Transparency
Fairness
And that matters more than flashy graphics.
What surprised me was how rapidly we could scale game logic across blockchains without rewriting the backend.
APRO wasn’t just an oracle — it became a gaming infrastructure layer.
