In Brief:
- According to Moku, a creator kit for Pupkins will allow users with no development background to build their own experiences.
- The studio claims each build can be completed in under an hour, and it shared examples its team put together over a weekend based on community suggestions.
- Pupkins is a recent addition to Moku’s Ronin portfolio, joining titles such as Grand Arena ARENA $0.00002026 ▼ -37.3% and Nomgar Clash.
Moku is presenting Pupkins as a building tool that requires no coding. The studio’s latest title is meant to let users create their own experiences without programming knowledge, with a creator kit that it says gets the job done in less than an hour.
In a post on X, Moku wrote: “Pupkins will introduce a novel way to make your own experiences, with zero development experience.” It added: “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@MokuView on X ↗
Alongside the announcement, Moku showed off a set of builds that it said its team created over a weekend. The studio said the ideas for those builds came from players.
What’s still unknown
No release date for the creator kit has been announced. Moku also hasn’t explained which tools come with the kit, what types of experiences users will be able to make, or whether those creations will connect to NFTs or other assets in the Moku ecosystem.
It’s also unclear whether everyone will get access, or whether holders of Moku assets will get it first.
Moku hasn’t yet said how Pupkins builds will be shared, discovered or rewarded, and it hasn’t published any details about payouts for creators.
A new piece of the Moku lineup
Pupkins hasn’t been part of the lineup for long. In an Oct. 8 newsletter, Ronin’s official blog said Moku had welcomed Pupkins into its growing collection of games and experiences. The newsletter didn’t explain what Pupkins is or how it works.
The same newsletter also named several Moku projects that are still in development: Grand Arena Season 2, Super Battle Moki and Blade.
Moku has also been working on Nomgar Clash. According to the newsletter, players in that game “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
Grand Arena is Moku’s flagship title. It’s a collectible card and AI strategy league on Ronin, set in the Moki universe, and it has two parts. Moki Manager has players train and customize Mokis, which are AI-driven characters with their own stats and classes that fight automatically. The Card League has players collect Moki and Scheme cards, put together lineups and enter daily tournaments.
The game’s page on Ronin Market says Grand Arena players earn mXP, move up seasonal leaderboards and compete for a share of a $1 million prize pool.
The Grand Arena preseason began on Nov. 10, 2025, and lasted four weeks. Players needed a Moki NFT to take part.
The Moki Genesis collection is the core of the ecosystem. Moku’s website lists 8,887 Mokis with more than 900 traits and calls the characters “a cult of not-smart tanukis on the hunt for luck.”
The studio started as QU3ST, a gamified engagement platform for brands and creators, and later relaunched under the Moku name. Its website tagline reads: “Big hearts. Small brains.”