In Brief:
- Nakamoto Games said it published a Roblox title and completed cross-platform QA testing, with five games advancing simultaneously.
- The studio also said its Card Marketplace is progressing, NAKA App infrastructure has been upgraded and backend capabilities are expanding.
- The update is the latest step in a Web2-first push that keeps NAKA optional for players.
Nakamoto Games published a Roblox title and finished cross-platform QA testing, the studio said in a development update listing seven workstreams running at the same time.
Five games are advancing simultaneously, according to the update. The Card Marketplace is progressing, backend capabilities are expanding and the infrastructure behind the NAKA App has been upgraded.
NAKA is building on EVERY front.
Web2 ecosystem expanding
5 games advancing simultaneously
Card Marketplace progressing
NAKA App infrastructure upgraded
Backend capabilities expanding
Roblox title published
Cross-platform QA completed
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“NAKA is building on EVERY front,” the studio said.
Nakamoto didn’t name the published Roblox title, identify the five games or give release dates.
Roblox keeps the top slot
Roblox has sat at the top of Nakamoto’s build list for months. On Aug. 2 the studio said the platform “remains one of our biggest development priorities,” with work spread across several titles after Escape from Era reached beta.
Most of that week went to Steal & Defend. Weapon systems were finished and trap mechanics refactored, the studio said. Neither title has an announced release window.
Two other Roblox projects are in motion. Roblox Run’s gameplay systems are complete, with audio implementation, shop systems, VFX, progression, rewards and UI all wrapped. A tower defense game added daily rewards plus balance and performance tweaks and new visual systems.
The wider pipeline
Metal Rampage is queued for app store submission. Trick or Seek has mobile builds in progress and its WebGL version is already live in browsers.
NAKA Merge 2048 has a finished WebGL build, and its mobile counterpart sits in final QA. A 3D avatar system is done and pending review.
NAKA Boom went live on iOS and Android in April. PlugPlayEarn, the funnel Nakamoto built to move Web2 players into its Web3 products, is in final frontend implementation and validation.
Marketplace and app
The NAKA Marketplace trades game NFTs and Nakaverse land NFTs using $NAKA as the medium of exchange. Nakamoto charges a 5% fee on in-game asset resales with instant payouts to the seller’s wallet, and land NFTs can change hands peer to peer.
Card titles have been on the roadmap for a while. They include DUO, described as a classic card game, and a prototype for the collectible card game Galaxy Grail. The studio has said the CCG would add NFTs to the marketplace.
The whole platform is being folded into NAKA.APP, which carries a multicoin wallet supporting multichain deposits and withdrawals. Nakamoto plans to run the marketplace inside the app.
Web2 first
The company laid out a “NAKA 2026 Strategic Vision” describing a community-driven gaming ecosystem where players shape games, competitions and rewards. Web2 first for adoption. Web3 optional for ownership and earning.
Siam Playground, Nakamoto’s first Roblox environment, entered beta May 13. The Thai-themed multiplayer village was built natively in Roblox, with festival settings, social areas, player progression, event systems and Roblox economy integration, tuned for mobile.
NAKA runs on Polygon. The studio has said it intends to extend the ecosystem to Solana, BNB Chain and Avalanche.
But none of that touches the player. No wallet is required to play Siam Playground, and token integration is optional.
