Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds

Shut down Verified 2026-10-12

Status last verified 2026-10-12 · next review due 2027-10-12 · how we verify

Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds is an MMO, RPG blockchain game on Kaia by Netmarble × MARBLEX, first playable 2022. It runs on android, ios, windows; free to play; a wallet is optional. In-game economy: playable assets NFTs; asset types: mount/equipment NFTs, in-game tokens via MBX; earn; tradable on In-game marketplace.

Studio Netmarble × MARBLEX
Chain MARBLEX (Kaia) ecosystem — in-game tokens swapped via MBX Station (Klaytn/Kaia); NFT mounts and equipment assets; all MARBLEX-linked services terminated September 2026.
First playable 2022
Genres mmo, rpg
Platforms android, ios, windows
Wallet optional
Free to play free
NFT usage playable assets
Token usage earn
Marketplaces In-game marketplace
Access Free download; crypto/NFT layer required a MARBLEX wallet — removed entirely in the July 2026 relaunch
What you own: Assets used: playable assets; Types: mount/equipment NFTs, in-game tokens via MBX; Wallet: optional.

Netmarble's anime-style MMO on the MARBLEX/Kaia ecosystem — MBX token swap, NFT mounts/equipment. Crypto systems were removed in the July 23, 2026 'One Universe' relaunch and the legacy global service terminated September 17, 2026.

Status note: Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds' crypto-enabled global service was terminated on September 17, 2026 — Netmarble first relaunched the game without cryptocurrency or NFT systems ('One Universe, One Journey', July 23, 2026), then closed the MBX Station swap (September 10) and the legacy servers, forum and all MARBLEX services (September 17). The registry records the crypto version as shut down.

Official site

Further reading: How Blockchain Games Actually End · What Happens to Your NFTs When a Blockchain Game Ends

Collections: Dead and Paused NFT Games · Mobile NFT Games · NFT MMO & MMORPG Games — Verified List (2026) · NFT RPGs · All verified games

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