The top three blockchain-based games in terms of users, Alien Worlds, Axie Infinity, and Splinterlands, have seen a 12%, 37%, and 9% drop, respectively, in the number of unique wallet addresses interacting with the games over the past 30 days, according to data by DappRadar.

The trading volume across Alien Worlds and Axie Infinity has also fallen sharply, dropping by around 73% and 60%, respectively.

Meanwhile, in total, more than 805,420 users interacted with blockchain games on June 21, compared to 1.25m on May 21, according to DappRadar.

Likewise, the trading volume across blockchain games was around USD 6.98m on June 21, compared to USD 19.8m on May 21, which represents a drop of around 65%.

The downturn in blockchain gaming comes after the industry delivered strong results in May, defying the bear market.

According to a report by DappRadar, blockchain games "fiercely" defied the bear market expectations in May with sustained growth and little to no drop in the number of users.

"Blockchain games are the vertical keeping pace up for the entire industry in a harsh bear season blasting the market," the report said, adding that blockchain games have "confirmed their status as the blockchain vertical that is better navigating the bear season."

More specifically, 1.15 million daily Unique Active Wallets (UAW) interacted with blockchain games like Splinterlands, Illuvium, and GRIT on average in May, decreasing only 5% from the previous month.

In comparison, being affected by the crypto market crash, the activity across the decentralized application (dapp) industry fell to its lowest point since