Nakamoto Games Ships Roblox Game as Five Titles Move Through Development Together

In Brief:

• A Roblox title has been published and cross-platform QA testing wrapped up, Nakamoto Games said, with five games moving forward at the same time.
• Per the studio, the Card Marketplace continues to advance, NAKA App infrastructure received an upgrade and backend capabilities are being expanded.
• It’s the newest move in a Web2-first strategy that leaves NAKA optional for players.

In a development update that laid out seven workstreams running in parallel, Nakamoto Games said it had published a Roblox title and wrapped cross-platform QA testing.

The update puts five games on simultaneous tracks. Work on the Card Marketplace continues, backend capabilities are being broadened, and the infrastructure underpinning the NAKA App has been upgraded.

“NAKA is building on EVERY front,” the studio said.

Left unstated were the name of the published Roblox title, which five games are in motion, and any release dates.

Roblox keeps the top slot

For months now, Roblox has occupied the highest position on Nakamoto's build list. The studio said on Aug. 2 that the platform “remains one of our biggest development priorities,” describing work spread across several titles once Escape from Era hit beta.

Steal & Defend absorbed the bulk of that week. According to the studio, weapon systems were completed and trap mechanics were refactored. No release window has been announced for either game.

A further two Roblox projects are underway. Gameplay systems for Roblox Run are finished, with audio implementation, shop systems, VFX, progression, rewards and UI all completed. Meanwhile, a tower defense game picked up daily rewards, along with balance and performance adjustments and new visual systems.

The wider pipeline

Metal Rampage is lined up for app store submission. Mobile builds of Trick or Seek are underway, while its WebGL version already runs in browsers.

NAKA Merge 2048 has a completed WebGL build, and the mobile version of it is in final QA. A 3D avatar system has been finished and awaits review.

April saw NAKA Boom launch on iOS and Android. PlugPlayEarn — the funnel Nakamoto created to move Web2 players into its Web3 products — is in final frontend implementation and validation.

Marketplace and app

Game NFTs and Nakaverse land NFTs trade on the NAKA Marketplace, with $NAKA serving as the medium of exchange. Resales of in-game assets carry a 5% fee from Nakamoto, with payouts hitting the seller’s wallet instantly, while land NFTs can be traded peer to peer.

Card games have sat on the roadmap for some time. Among them are DUO, billed as a classic card game, plus a prototype for the collectible card game Galaxy Grail. According to the studio, the CCG would bring NFTs to the marketplace.

All of it is being consolidated into NAKA.APP, which includes a multicoin wallet that supports multichain deposits and withdrawals. The plan is for Nakamoto to operate the marketplace within the app.

Web2 first

The company published a “NAKA 2026 Strategic Vision” that sketches a community-driven gaming ecosystem in which players influence games, competitions and rewards. Web2 first for adoption. Web3 optional for ownership and earning.

Beta arrived May 13 for Siam Playground, Nakamoto’s debut Roblox environment. Built natively in Roblox and tuned for mobile, the Thai-themed multiplayer village features festival settings, social areas, player progression, event systems and Roblox economy integration.

Polygon is the chain NAKA runs on. The studio has said it plans to expand the ecosystem to Solana, BNB Chain and Avalanche.

None of that, however, reaches the player. Siam Playground requires no wallet to play, and token integration remains optional.