XOCIETY

What is XOCIETY?

XOCIETY is a third-person "pop extraction shooter" with RPG progression, developed by Korean studio NDUS Interactive in Unreal Engine. It is set on a ruined Earth where what remains of humanity fights hostile creatures to reclaim territory, and it mixes PvE and PvP combat with a heavily customizable character system. The game entered free public early access on the Epic Games Store on November 29, 2025, and also runs on the SuiPlay0X1 handheld. Its on-chain layer is built on Sui, using Sui infrastructure such as Slush and zkLogin for sign-in, Walrus for on-chain match replays, dynamic NFTs, and closed-loop in-game tokens. Investors in the studio include KRAFTON, Spartan and Big Brain Holdings.

How to play XOCIETY

Matches place players on a shared battlefield where they fight AI enemies and each other for loot that becomes more valuable as the round progresses. The central decision is when to extract: gear carried out can be kept, upgraded, crafted into better equipment or sold on the in-game market, while being killed before extraction puts the haul at risk. Fast movement and tactical gunplay drive combat. Matchmaking uses ping beacons, so players can select a preferred server city, and the client is free to download from the Epic Games Store.

XOCIETY tokenomics & earning

The economy centers on the $XO token, with a stated total supply of 5 billion, alongside closed-loop in-game tokens and dynamic NFTs that record equipment and player progress on-chain. Because assets are tokenized, items obtained in raids can be traded between players rather than remaining bound to a single account. Governance is handled through the XOCIETY Corporate Share system and X-DAO, which allow holders to vote on matters such as game modes and items.

Is XOCIETY worth playing?

XOCIETY is still in early access, so content, balance and economy parameters continue to change; combat, gear, skills and loot systems were reworked after playtest feedback ahead of the early access launch. The free entry point means trying it costs nothing but time, though players expecting a finished, fully balanced shooter should treat the current build as work in progress.