I am not a developer. Though, I did consume several introductory courses on the matter. I have also coded my own dynamic website. One of the things that I came across, was that developers use games when they are trying to make a major change or revolution in technology or system. Ergo, the blockchain implementations for gaming are likely to be precursors to things generally considered more valuable by society like applications for business, logistics, healthcare and social media. One of the most obvious efforts going on now is the work of projects like Liquid and what the Lightning Network. It's about creating bridges between different blockchains. Making dapps easier to develop is another. Etherium seems to be more of an enterprise system. Tron is said to make dapps easier by scaling down Etherium-simply just to build the apps without concern for all the other legal and property and business securities type stuff. I'm also a big fan of EOS that is developer centric. I like to think of it as a virtual computer. And I even believe that crypto will start to resemble virtual computers in terms of how digital assets can be programmed.