Moku has unveiled a new trailer for its upcoming web3 autobattler—Super Battle Moki.

The game is set to enter a closed beta phase from late March to early April and will be restricted to Moki Genesis NFT holders, giving them an opportunity to test the game before its wider release.

In addition to the trailer, Moku has also announced several ecosystem updates, including new features for its flagship projects, token staking opportunities, and gameplay expansions.

What is Super Battle Moki?

Super Battle Moki is an asynchronous autobattler in which players assemble teams of tamakins—small creatures with unique abilities—to compete against opponents. The primary objective is to secure ten victories before losing four lives.

The game will offer different modes, including tournament-based competitions and a high-risk “risk run” format, where players can stake and earn in-game rewards.

The game aims to balance accessibility with strategic depth, allowing players to experiment with different tamakin line-ups and battle tactics. Whilst full gameplay details have yet to be revealed, the upcoming beta test is expected to provide further clarity.

What else is new with Moku?

In addition to revealing the Super Battle Moki trailer, Moku’s recent Mokiside Chat included updates on other projects and features within its ecosystem.

One key announcement was the launch of the Strategic Meme Reserve, which is powered by the Tama Mart validator. Rewards generated from this validator will be allocated to support various projects through token acquisitions whilst participating stakers will have the chance to enter weekly raffles for tokens and NFTs within the Ronin network.

The team also announced that Tama Meme, a token launch platform for Ronin-based projects, has entered its early access phase. All game developers interested in launching their token and game through Tama Meme are encouraged to reach out through the official channels for potential early access.

Further updates were also provided for The Grand Arena—the ecosystem’s flagship game. Developers indicated that all Mokis in the game will function as AI-driven entities capable of adapting strategies, constructing loadouts, and competing in tournaments. The game is expected to integrate with $MOKU and $RON tokens.

Additionally, Moku confirmed that Moki Pochi will be reintroduced with a new PvP Attack mode. The mode will be available via web and Discord, and a playtest is planned for “Moku Friends with Benefits Creators” in the near future.

Wilder World’s newly revealed gameplay trailer is making waves across the gaming community, positioning this AAA metaverse as one of the most anticipated titles of 2025 in Web3 Gaming.

Currently trending on the Epic Games Store, it combines AI, blockchain technology, and a sprawling map ‘13.5 times larger’ than GTA 5, according to the announcement. The trailer highlights intense racing, immersive first-person combat, and social interactions, all rendered with some nice cinematic realism.

Many have commented on the trailer’s visuals, which look impressive, and how Wilder World could redefine how we interact with virtual worlds. And the creators are big on a player-driven economy where users can shape the world around them and the game.

Launched in 2021, the new Wilder World footage shows high-speed racing on futuristic streets and intense combat scenarios that show off the dynamic world.

Social features, such as players forming alliances or attending virtual events, also stand out. All of this supports the core idea of a metaverse where you can explore, create and thrive on your own terms.

Advanced Tech Stack and Economy

Wilder World’s tech stack is AI and blockchain-powered but accessible to non-Web3 users where on-chain processes happen behind the scenes. The team will also launch their own blockchain on the Polygon CDK, which aims to be Polygon’s flagship gaming and metaverse project.

The economy is centred around the $WILD token, which fuels all in-game transactions. Players can spend $WILD on racing essentials like fuel, vehicle repairs and parts. They can also use it for weaponry, ammo, mining rigs and upgrades. There is also an NFT-driven marketplace where players can trade avatars and cars and land through the Wilder World Metaverse Market (WWMM).

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Industry Support

Several big partnerships show the potential of Wilder World in the metaverse space. A collaboration with Samsung will see Wilder World integrated into Samsung Smart TVs and Gaming Hub so millions of users can interact with assets from their living rooms. Wilder World also partnered with Polygon and Celestia to make on-chain gameplay scalable and affordable so millions more players can join the world.

Behind the scenes, the project’s 110-plus member team features industry veterans, including Michael Pryor (previously at Nike) leading procedural generation efforts. Lead Concept Artist Brandon Gobey contributed to major film projects like Dune, and BAFTA winner Jon Reilly focused on character art.

With these experts on board and the trailer looking good, Wilder World looks ready to deliver a metaverse that blends advanced technology with user-generated content when it launches in Q1 2025.

Editor’s note: Written with the assistance of AI – Edited and fact-checked by Jason Newey.