Step-by-step guides for individual games: how to start, what things cost, and what to watch for.
AI Arena is a strategy game on Arbitrum — Super Smash Bros.-style platform fighter where the NFT pilots itself — players train via imitation learning then submit to ranked battles. Ranked seasons with $NRN reward pools.. The honest entry cost: the core game is free — spend is optional for assets or economy depth, and…
“Dead NFT game” is a label that hides more than it explains. In the NFTVideoGames registry — a curated, evidence-dated set of 442 tracked games — one-hundred-and-ninety records sit in a non-living state, and they got there by forty distinct mechanisms. This piece explains what our lifecycle states actually mean, what the evidence behind them…
Gods Unchained is a trading card game in the classic TCG mould — and one of the few blockchain games where the free cards are actually enough to learn and compete. You can be in a ranked match ten minutes after downloading, wallet-free. Here’s the start-to-first-match path. What it is A fantasy TCG where cards…
Ethereum mainnet is where blockchain gaming’s oldest assets still live — and almost nobody builds games there anymore. Our sixty-five tracked records split three ways: the living worlds and RPGs that kept small persistent audiences, the endings that closed on record, and the ones gone quiet. The cluster is small on purpose — Ethereum’s gas…
“Is this game dead?” usually has a wrong assumption inside it — that dead and alive are the only two states. In the NFTVideoGames registry, 67 of 276 tracked games sit in unknown: neither confirmed running nor confirmed ended. This piece explains what that status actually means, what the middle looks like in practice, and…
Every “best NFT games” list has the same problem: it ranks hype. This one is built differently — every pick below is a record in our verified registry with a documented status, chain, wallet requirement and last-checked date. “Best” here means playable now, honestly documented, and still alive — not biggest token, not loudest marketing….
“Axie Infinity” isn’t one game anymore. In 2026 the name covers three distinct experiences — a live competitive card battler, a land game that has already sunset, and the original Classic now moving toward community control. This guide separates them and shows what actually exists today. At a glance The Axie games sit in three…
Axie cards are the actual game inside Axie Infinity: Origins — every axie’s six body parts map to six cards, and a match is a card battle of sequencing, energy and team synergy. Understanding the card layer is the difference between “playing” and actually competing. How the card system works Each axie contributes the cards…
Avalanche is the quietest major chain in the registry — no hype cycle, and nine of seventeen tracked games still living. That is not magic. Four of the six arrived on Avalanche after their original platforms failed or were never born there at all — the chain is where survivors went. The counter-examples are its…