Moku Pencils In Break!!, Its Multiplayer Battle Top Game, For Late 2026 or Early 2027

In Brief:

• Break!!, a multiplayer battle top game from Moku, is penciled in for late 2026 or the start of 2027.
• Tops are player-built from components — a ring, a core and a tip — and every piece brings abilities of its own.
• Among the five titles the Ronin publisher outlined in a thread recapping its latest Mokiside Chat, this one is the most distant.

A release window has finally been attached to Break!!, Moku’s multiplayer battle top game: end of 2026 or early 2027. The title closes out a five-game slate the publisher walked through in a thread summarizing its most recent Mokiside Chat.

Rather than picking a top off a shelf, players will assemble one themselves from a ring, a core and a tip.

“Each part will have its own abilities so you’ll be able to mix & match parts to find the best synergy,” Moku said.

The rest of the slate

First up is Nomgar, due Sept. 14, 2026. The mobile RTS asks players to assemble a deck of units, send them down lanes and bring down the opposing towers. Units come from burning NFTs drawn from collections such as Tribesters, Ragmon, Apeiron, Fishing Frenzy and Machines Arena.

October brings Grand Arena Season 2, in which AI Mokis play Moki Ball — a 3v3 soccer game — on their own, while players assemble a portfolio of Moki shares and take a cut of weekly reward pools tied to how those Mokis perform.

November is Super Battle Moki’s month. The casual autobattler tasks players with fielding a lineup of Tamakins and reaching 10 wins before four lives run out, arriving with rebalanced numbers and reworked character abilities. Tournaments are on the menu, as is a “risk run” format that mixes in wagering.

Rounding out the list is a game centered on $Schiffy, an IP memecoin on Robinhood that sends 90% of fees back to holders in GLD. The character is set to star in a casual mobile title about unearthing relics and selling them off at a museum. Moku said alpha would accompany it.

Who’s shipping it

The studio traces back to 2021, when co-founders Hantao and Bruce launched an outfit then known as Quest, after Hantao was introduced to Axie Infinity (official site). What started as a guild moved into publishing and infrastructure, contributing to early Ronin titles including Pixels and Apeiron, and later to CyberKongz, Kaidro and Ragmon Monster World.

Late 2024 brought a $5.35 million raise, led by Sky Mavis, a16z Games and a16z Games Speedrun, with Arca, Framework Ventures and 32-Bit Ventures also taking part. The angel list ran through Sky Mavis co-founders Jeff Zirlin and Trung Nguyen, Pixels’ Luke Barwikowski, YGG’s Gabby Dizon, and Crunchyroll’s Kun Gao and Holly Liu.

At the center of the ecosystem sits the 8,888-piece Moki Genesis collection, which confers Moki Gang status, bonus points on Moku HQ and early entry to playtests and events.

The token groundwork under Grand Arena

Grand Arena’s own currency is already live. Moku rolled out bRON — bonded RON — backed 1:1 by RON and built on Limit Break’s Apptoken standard, formally ERC-20C. Only two games adopted the format before it: Pixels, with vPIXEL, and Axie Infinity, with bAXS.

There are four routes to bRON: an airdrop, card pack openings, boost purchases, and wins from prize pools and daily jackpots. That distribution runs on infrastructure Moku had already stood up — Grand Arena’s pre-season began Nov. 10, 2025, and Season 1 arrived carrying a $1 million prize pool.

The token never leaves the game. bRON can’t be transferred, and there’s nowhere to convert it back into RON.