In Brief:
- Moku turned a regular Fireside session into a “Moki Direct,” walking players through a 3D Moki world and an interactive map of its upcoming releases, Ronin said.
- The lineup covers Nomgar Clash, Grand Arena Season 2, Super Battle Moki, Break and a secret project.
- Moku plans to ship the slate over roughly six months, starting with Nomgar on Sept. 14 and running into early 2027.
Moku used a surprise “Moki Direct” to lay out its release plans, dropping players into a 3D Moki world with an interactive map of the games it’s building.
“What started as a normal Moku Fireside turned into a full Moki Direct,” Ronin said in a post on X. Ronin listed Nomgar Clash, Grand Arena S2, Super Battle Moki, Break and “a secret project” as part of the reveal.
What started as a normal Moku Fireside turned into a full Moki Direct
Players jumped into a 3D Moki world and explored an interactive map revealing what Moku has been building next.
Nomgar Clash, Grand Arena S2, Super Battle Moki, Break, and a secret project are all on the@RoninView on X ↗
The Direct followed a Mokiside Chat earlier this month, where Moku set out a five-game release window of about six months.
Nomgar Clash goes first
Nomgar was scheduled for Sept. 14, the first title on the calendar. It’s a mobile real-time strategy game. Players build a deck of units, deploy them in lanes and attack the opponent’s towers.
Each player takes an eight-card deck into a small arena and spends Soul Energy, which refills over time, on units or spells. The goal is to destroy the opposing Nexus. A standard match runs three minutes, with overtime deciding close games.
Units come from burning NFTs. Eligible collections include Tribesters, Ragmon, Apeiron, Fishing Frenzy and Machines Arena.
The burn runs through a feature called the Forge. Ragnarok: Monster World shut down in December 2025 and left its RagMon NFTs on Ronin without a game. In the Forge, a holder can permanently burn an eligible RagMon and receive a matching Nomgar at the same rarity and level. That conversion costs 10 Gems plus any Ronin network fee. Other collections get a set reward.
Burns are permanent. The burn and the mint are separate transactions, and an Activity page tracks each burn and whether its reward has been delivered.
Moku and Ronin put up 1.2 million bRON for a six-week launch competition, paid weekly to the top 100 players. Qualifying finishers can also receive Grand Arena Season 2 packs. The core game is free to play, and Nomgar Clash doesn’t present Gold, Gems or its NFTs as investments.
Grand Arena moves to shares
Grand Arena Season 2 is slated for October. AI Mokis will play Moki Ball, a 3v3 soccer game, on their own. Players build a portfolio of Moki shares and take a cut of weekly reward pools based on how those Mokis perform.
That’s a break from Season 1, which ran as a fantasy manager game with constant lineup changes over 12 weeks. Season 2 asks players to collect and hold a stronger roster, with far less daily upkeep.
The season runs about four weeks with weekly payouts. Moku is cutting some fees and will route part of Grand Arena’s revenue into buying Schiffy. Moku revealed the changes on Sept. 9.
Super Battle Moki returns in November
Super Battle Moki is due in November. It’s a casual autobattler in which players field a lineup of Tamakins and try to reach 10 wins before losing four lives.
The game comes back with rebalanced numbers and reworked character abilities. Moku has tournaments planned, along with a “risk run” format that adds wagering.
Super Battle Moki first went to closed beta in the spring of 2025, with early access for Moki Genesis holders.
Break lands last
Break is the furthest out, targeted for the end of 2026 or early 2027. It’s a multiplayer battle top game.
Players will build their own top from parts including a ring, a core and a tip. Each part carries its own abilities, so players can mix and match for synergy.
The secret project
Ronin didn’t name the secret project. At the earlier Mokiside Chat, Moku listed a fifth release as a game built around Schiffy, with an alpha to go with it.
Moku described that title as a casual mobile game about digging up relics and selling them to a museum. The company said some profits from its games will go toward buying and vaulting Schiffy.
Background
Moku raised $5.35 million in late 2024 in a round led by Sky Mavis, a16z Games and a16z Games Speedrun, with Arca, Framework Ventures and 32-Bit Ventures also taking part.
In April 2026, Moku introduced bRON, a bonded version of RON. It holds a 1:1 value with RON but can’t be moved freely outside the ecosystem.
The Moki Genesis Collection, 8,888 Mokis minted on Ronin, still sits at the center of all of it.
