Player research for blockchain and NFT games

Is the game alive?

NFT Video Games tracks which blockchain games are actually still running, what their NFTs and tokens do for players, and how to start playing — every entry backed by dated, checked evidence. No price talk, no rankings, no hype.

415 verified games · 159 live · 127 ended · last checked 2026-10-12

The registry: live vs. dead

Verified status + last-verified date on every entry

Most blockchain-game directories still list projects that shut down years ago. The registry records each game’s real status — active, in development, sunset, shut down — against first-party sources, and stamps the date it was last checked. It is a research tool, not a leaderboard: nothing here is ranked or promoted.

Active Early access In development Paused Pivoted Sunset Shut down Unknown

Verified registry preview

See every profile in the registry → Or filter and compare games.

Getting started

The three reads before your first game

Getting started

How to Start Playing Blockchain Games in 2026

The beginner’s field guide: what these games are, what you need before playing, and the safest first steps.

Ownership

What Do Game NFTs Actually Do?

Assets, ownership and what you can actually sell — and what disappears if a game dies.

Status check

Is My NFT Game Dead?

How to check a game’s real status yourself, using the same evidence the registry applies.

Game guides

Step-by-step starts for verified titles

Guide

How to Start Supervillain Wanted

Supervillain Wanted is an RPG on Aptos — villain character NFTs in the Supervillain Labs ecosystem — Real-time social RPG by Supervillain Labs on…

Guide

How to Start Last Remains

Last Remains is a shooter on Polygon — PvEvP zombie extraction game by Earn Alliance/Renderer Studios. The honest entry cost: the core game is…

Guide

How to Start Cosmic Champs

Cosmic Champs is a strategy game / card battler on Algorand — Real-time 1v1 PvP strategy (tower-defense/CCG hybrid) — the only real-time 3D PvP…

Every start guide, grouped by game →

Ecosystems we track

The chains the games run on

Ecosystem

Arbitrum NFT Games: Orphans and Dedicated Chains

Arbitrum is the mirror image of Avalanche in our registry: nine tracked games — and one is genuinely thriving. A living platform fighter, a…

Ecosystem

Bnb Nft Games Explained

BNB Chain gets less press than Solana or Ronin, but its registry cluster tells a two-sided story: a handful of casual, mobile-first games still…

Ecosystem

Flow Nft Games Explained

Flow is the chain Dapper Labs built to fix what CryptoKitties broke — a consumer-grade L1 where the original NFT game migrated from Ethereum…

Ecosystem

Immutable Passport Setup: Step-by-Step for Gamers

Immutable Passport is the wallet layer most Immutable-game players never notice — sign in with email or a social account and a wallet exists…

Ecosystem

NFT Games on Polkadot: The Mythical Home Chain

Polkadot’s story in NFT gaming is really one publisher’s story: Mythical Games runs its own Polkadot-based network (Mythos), and every Polkadot game in our…

Ecosystem

Ronin Games Explained

Ronin is the blockchain built for games — home of Axie Infinity, Pixels, and the infrastructure that ties them together. If you’re entering any…

Ecosystem

Ton Nft Games Explained

TON is the chain that turned Telegram into the largest player-acquisition channel blockchain gaming has ever seen — tap-to-earn brought hundreds of millions of…

Where NFT ownership fits in

In most NFT games the assets — cards, land, characters, cosmetics — live in your wallet, not on the game’s servers. That changes what “owning” a game item means: you can usually trade or sell it, but its usefulness still depends on the game staying alive. Our ownership guide explains what game NFTs actually do and what happens to them when a project shuts down.

NFTVideoGames.com covers the games. For the wider fundamentals — wallets, NFTs, marketplaces and how the technology works — our sister site NFTUniverse is the broader education resource. We link out rather than re-teach the basics.