Doomsday

Doomsday is a post-apocalyptic survival strategy game built around NFT ownership on Ethereum, playable through its own site at doomsdaynft.io. The premise is settlement management: you build up a base in a wrecked world, allocate what resources you can scrape together, and defend what you have built against whatever the world throws at it. The published pitch leans on collaboration between players as much as on solo optimisation, so this sits closer to the persistent-world end of strategy than to a self-contained campaign.

What works in principle is the fit between genre and chain. Survival strategy is one of the few formats where owning a persistent asset actually means something — a settlement or a unit that carries across sessions has obvious value in a way a cosmetic skin does not. It is also entirely on-chain in its framing rather than a conventional game with a token bolted on.

What is harder to assess is everything past the pitch. There is no named developer attached to the project in the information available, and the public material describes intentions more than implemented systems — no detail on session length, economy design, or how much of the strategy layer is live. Anyone considering the NFTs should treat that gap seriously.

It suits Ethereum-native players who already enjoy slow, base-building strategy and are comfortable evaluating an early project on its own terms.