Planet Mojo

Planet Mojo is an auto battler set on an alien world, built around squads of NFT-owned characters that players customise and then send into player-versus-player matches. It runs on Polygon and is free to play, so the entry point costs nothing beyond a wallet — the ownership layer sits on the team you assemble rather than on access to the game itself.

The auto battler format is a sensible fit for this kind of design. Matches resolve themselves once units are placed, which keeps sessions short and puts the emphasis on roster building and positioning rather than reflexes — exactly the decisions that owned, tradeable units are meant to influence. Choosing Polygon also keeps transaction costs low enough that moving pieces between teams is not a barrier.

The catch is that the same structure makes the collection layer hard to separate from the competition. Where teams are assets, a well-funded roster is an advantage the free entry point does not offset, and how far that goes depends on balance choices a description cannot answer. No developer is publicly listed here either.

It suits players who already enjoy squad-building autobattlers and want their roster to be genuinely theirs. Players wanting hands-on combat should look elsewhere.