Chainmonsters Review 2026: Monster RPG on Flow

Chainmonsters is a massive multiplayer online RPG in which players catch, battle, trade, explore and combine monsters called Chainmons. The game is set in a world called Ancora and is listed for Steam, iOS and Android, with a demo released on Steam. Its description says no game subscription is required.

The game is built in Unity, which the developers say they have used since 2017. A third-party listing says it has over 135 unique Chainmons, a story campaign about N-Corp agents investigating anomalies, dungeons and raids, and a day and night cycle that affects gameplay.

The blockchain side is Flow integration, which is meant to let Chainmons, items and cosmetics be traded in and outside the game. Earlier coverage describes it as a play-to-earn title that first ran on Ethereum. A Kickstarter campaign is also mentioned as having passed its funding goal many times over.

Chainmonsters works like a classic monster-catching RPG in a shared online world. You move around the land of Ancora, run into wild Chainmons and get pulled into battles that take place in the world itself. Abilities combine into chain reactions, and you can group monsters into squads.

The blockchain layer comes from Flow integration. According to a third-party listing, progress, Chainmons, items and cosmetics can be held on-chain, so they can be traded both in and outside the game. That means ownership sits with the player's account or wallet rather than only in the game's own database.

Servers are described as hosting thousands of players divided into instances of up to 100. Story chapters, dungeons and raids add structured content, and player-versus-player challenges unlock after the first chapter.

The project does not publish fees in the material reviewed. The game is described as requiring no subscription. Any marketplace fees, transaction costs on Flow or in-game purchase prices would be visible inside the game or on its trading marketplace.

The material reviewed does not mention a smart-contract audit, a named team or custody arrangements. Players holding tradable assets should check how wallets are connected and what permissions they grant. The game's presence on mainstream stores such as Steam, the App Store and Google Play is a modest positive but not a security guarantee.

One listing notes that projects may not deliver what they promise and that nothing is financial advice. NFT game assets can lose value, and any earning claims should be treated sceptically. There is no gambling element described, but check local rules on trading digital assets.

Chainmonsters is for fans of monster-collecting RPGs who want a multiplayer version across PC and mobile. It also suits curious players who want to see how Flow-based item ownership works in a game. It is a poor fit for anyone mainly looking for guaranteed income.