In Brief:
- Moku said Pupkins will let users build their own experiences with no development experience, using a creator kit.
- The studio said each build takes under an hour and posted examples it made over a weekend from community suggestions.
- Pupkins recently joined Moku’s lineup on Ronin, which also includes Grand Arena and Nomgar Clash.
Moku is pitching Pupkins as a no-code building tool. The studio said its newest title will let users make their own experiences without writing code, and that a creator kit will get them there in under an hour.
“Pupkins will introduce a novel way to make your own experiences, with zero development experience,” Moku said in a post on X. “All under 1 hour with our creator kit!”
Pupkins will introduce a novel way to make your own experiences, with zero development experience.
All under 1 hour with our creator kit!
Here are some things that we made over the weekend, based on your suggestions
With the post, the studio shared a batch of builds it said its team made over a weekend. Those builds came from player ideas, according to Moku.
What’s still unknown
Moku didn’t give a release date for the creator kit. It also didn’t say what tools the kit includes, what kinds of experiences users can build or whether creations will tie into NFTs or other assets in the Moku ecosystem.
The studio also didn’t say whether access will be open to everyone or limited to holders of Moku assets at first.
And it’s not clear yet how Pupkins builds will be shared, discovered or rewarded. Moku hasn’t published details on any creator payouts.
A new piece of the Moku lineup
Pupkins is a recent addition. Ronin’s official blog said in an Oct. 8 newsletter that Moku had welcomed Pupkins into its growing collection of games and experiences. The newsletter didn’t describe what Pupkins is or how it works.
That same newsletter listed several Moku projects in development: Grand Arena Season 2, Super Battle Moki and Blade.
Moku has also been building out Nomgar Clash. The newsletter said players there “can burn NFTs from games that have shut down and turn them into units inside Nomgar, giving old digital assets a new life in a completely different game.”
Background
Moku’s flagship is Grand Arena ARENA $0.00002026 ▼ -37.6%, a collectible card and AI strategy league set in the Moki universe on Ronin. It has two parts. In Moki Manager, players train and customize Mokis, AI-driven characters with their own stats and classes that battle automatically. In the Card League, players collect Moki and Scheme cards, build lineups and enter daily tournaments.
Grand Arena players earn mXP, climb seasonal leaderboards and compete for a share of a $1 million prize pool, according to the game’s page on Ronin Market.
The Grand Arena preseason started Nov. 10, 2025, and ran four weeks. It required a Moki NFT to play.
The Moki Genesis collection sits at the center of the ecosystem. Moku’s website lists 8,887 Mokis and more than 900 traits, and describes the characters as “a cult of not-smart tanukis on the hunt for luck.”
Moku grew out of QU3ST, a gamified engagement platform for brands and creators, before relaunching under its current name. The studio’s site tagline reads: “Big hearts. Small brains.”
