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About Celestial
What is Celestial?
Celestial is a space fleet game built on Unity 3D, presented by its team as a combined SocialFi and GameFi platform. The setting is a universe you send ships into to find and hold resources, and the unit you play with is the fleet rather than a single character. CELT is the token behind it.
Ships and resources
The entry route is unusual and worth understanding: players stake tokens to obtain NFT battleships for free, rather than buying a ship outright, and then assemble those ships into a fleet. Every ship carries real numbers — the Delta-VIII frigate, for instance, is a level one hull with 45 hash power, 1000 damage and 300 defence — so fleet composition is a set of trade-offs rather than a cosmetic choice. Everything in the game turns on resources: finding them, holding them, and building the strongest fleet with what you extract.
Where it runs
The game is built for Android first, with the team planning to adapt it to web, iOS and VR in stages after the Android client is live — Unity being what makes that route practical. Around the core game sit several named systems, including reclamation, salvaging, a financial centre, a mega factory and Space Rift, plus a marketplace for what players own. Token burn and lock figures are published live on the front page.
Our verdict
Celestial is an open-world survival game set in space, built around a single spherical world of roughly 700 square kilometres rather than the flat maps most survival games use. You are stranded, and the loop is the familiar one for the genre: stay alive in a hostile environment, deal with roaming creatures, and gather what you need to keep going. The stated goal is not conquest but escape — finding a way home.
What distinguishes it on paper is the archaeology. Ancient ruins left by an alien civilisation are the progression system: you explore them, learn the technologies inside, and turn those technologies into the means of departure. That ties exploration to advancement instead of leaving ruins as scenery, which is the more interesting design choice here.
What is harder to judge is everything around it. The project runs on OKExChain, but the available material says nothing about what the token or on-chain layer actually does in play, and no developer is named. The published description is also all there is to go on for scope, content volume, and pacing.
It is aimed at players who want a spherical-planet survival sandbox and are comfortable evaluating a crypto-connected game with limited public detail.
This is our own editorial assessment. We do not score games — ratings come from players.
Celestial pros and cons
What we like
5 pros- Open-world space survival set on a spherical world of roughly 700km2
- Exploration-driven design with ancient ruins of an alien civilization to discover
- Alien technologies can be learned and used toward finding a way home
- Built on OKExChain, giving the space genre an on-chain home
- Hostile environment with varied roaming creatures for survival tension
What to watch
5 cons- Only one blockchain supported (OKExChain), limiting player access
- Genre listed narrowly as Space, with no confirmed additional modes
- No token, NFT, or play-to-earn details provided
- Survival in a hostile environment may deter casual players
- Website is a single-page app link with little public detail available
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Funding rounds1
| Round | Investors | Amount | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Funding round | $1.4M | — |
