A verified directory of blockchain and NFT games — current status, chains, platforms and official links for every title we track. Filter by genre, platform or chain, or jump to a game profile for playability and token details.
When a blockchain game ends, the token in your wallet usually still exists — the question is whether it still does anything. Our lifecycle article asks what happened to the game; this one asks what happened to the player’s assets. Using the seventy documented endings in our verified registry, the honest answer is: it depends…
Aurory is an RPG on Solana — Active post-rebrand. Formerly Seekers of Tokane. The honest entry cost: starting costs nothing, and the game runs without a wallet — you need one only to hold or trade on-chain assets. What Aurory is An RPG from Aurory running on Solana, playable on Windows PC — live. Active…
Crazy Defense Heroes is a strategy game on Ethereum — Active. Free-to-play tower defense. The honest entry cost: starting costs nothing, and a wallet is optional — only needed for the on-chain layer. What Crazy Defense Heroes is A strategy game from Animoca Brands running on Ethereum, playable on iOS and Android — live. Active….
Blockchain games die in at least twenty-five documented ways. Coming back is rarer — but the verified registry now holds a dozen documented revival attempts: IP acquisitions, community takeovers, engine restarts, token rebuilds and chain hops. Some produced a genuinely living game. Most produced a holding pattern. This is what the record says about who…
Did the chain decide whether an NFT game lived? Across the registry’s 165 records, the honest answer is: the chain didn’t kill them, but it didn’t save them either — survival tracks who a chain hosted, not the chain itself. Measured by verified status, the spread is real: Polygon carries the deadliest cohort (7 of…
In 2021, “play-to-earn” was the pitch that put millions of wallets into games — Axie’s SLP economy, STEPN’s sneakers, the BNB bomber clones. Five years on, our registry gives a concrete answer to what happened to that generation: most of the era’s flagship titles are still running, but almost none of them still run on…
“Paused” is the politest status a blockchain game can claim — servers off or development frozen, roadmap shelved, but an explicit promise that this is not the end. The NFTVideoGames registry carries ten paused records, and the measured pattern is uncomfortable: the only same-operator return in the set — Axie Classic‘s 2024 revival — is…
Hamster Kombat is still live — but the honest 2026 answer is “live and much smaller.” The tap-to-earn phenomenon that claimed ~300M players before its September 2024 HMSTR airdrop is reported down ~86% from peak, while the team pivots into a multi-game “HamsterVerse” on its own TON layer-2. Here’s the current state, separated into what…
In 2021, BNB Chain — then Binance Smart Chain — was the densest GameFi habitat ever assembled: low fees, fast blocks, and a retail audience primed by play-to-earn made it the default launchpad for a generation of NFT games. The NFTVideoGames registry now tracks 24 verified BNB records, and the chain’s 2021 cohort is the…
Blockchain gaming is eleven years old — older than most people assume, and stranger than the “Axie, then everything died” version. The NFTVideoGames registry now holds dated, evidence-backed records for 165 games whose playable dates span 2017 to this month — asset-tokenization history reaching back to 2015: the games that invented the genre’s mechanics, the…