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 FISH $0.001231 ▲ +5.8% 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 AXS $1.02 ▼ -18.4% (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 PIXEL $0.005158 ▼ -14.9%’ 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 ARENA $0.00002152 ▼ -27.1%’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.