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Decimated Review 2026: Solana-Linked Survival Game and DIO

Decimated is a multiplayer survival RPG built in Unreal Engine 5 by Fracture Labs. Only its DIO token economy runs on Solana, so judge it as a game first and a token second.

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By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated Nov 5, 2026

DappsAtlas score

5.0/10

Mixed

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Our verdict on Decimated

5.0/10

Decimated suits players who want a UE5 survival RPG and are curious about a light blockchain layer, not those chasing token returns. Its strength is a real game with a clearly described hybrid model: gameplay off-chain, DIO economy on Solana. The main caveat is the lack of published detail on team, audits, staking rates and fees, combined with a very low-priced, thinly traded token. Treat DIO as a high-risk in-game currency and only commit an amount you can afford to lose.

Score breakdown

How Decimated scores

Security: n/a
Ease of use: n/a
Fees: n/a
Features: 5.5/10

Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.

What is Decimated?

Decimated is a multiplayer survival role-playing game developed by Fracture Labs, a team described as veteran game developers. It is built in Unreal Engine 5 and set in a cyberpunk world, with an open-world survival focus.

What makes it a crypto project is the DIO token on Solana. The studio's support page says the core game is not on-chain, and only the economic components tied to DIO are. These include leaderboards and rewards, staking pools and marketplace trading of items.

The game has appeared on a Steam page and in gameplay videos and write-ups, and DIO trades on decentralised exchanges at a very low price per token. Details such as team members, audits, token allocation and staking rates are not published in the material reviewed.

How Decimated works

Decimated is a survival game where players explore, fight and gather gear. According to the studio's support page, that core play runs on traditional game servers, not on a blockchain. Only the economy attached to the DIO token is on-chain.

DIO is a token on Solana that works as the in-game currency. Players can use it to buy vehicles, weapons, apartments and other items. The economy also includes leaderboards and rewards, staking pools and marketplace trading of items.

In practice, a player holds DIO in a Solana wallet and moves it between the wallet and the game's economy. Because gameplay itself is off-chain, the studio controls the servers and game rules, while the blockchain records token balances and transfers.

6 features

Key features

UE5 survival RPG

The game is a multiplayer open-world survival role-playing title with cyberpunk elements, built using Unreal Engine 5.

DIO in-game currency

DIO is the in-game currency on Solana, used to buy vehicles, weapons, apartments and other gear.

Hybrid on/off-chain design

Exploration, combat and survival run off-chain on conventional game servers, with the blockchain reserved for the economy.

Leaderboards and rewards

The studio says leaderboards and rewards are connected to the on-chain economy.

DIO staking pools

Staking pools for DIO are part of the economic system, though terms are not detailed.

Item marketplace and NFTs

Items can be traded on a marketplace, and a social post mentions a 2024 NFT drop on Magic Eden with profile and account perks.

Pros and cons

What we like

Playable game concept with a clear genre, rather than a token with no product
Honest hybrid model: the studio states plainly that gameplay is off-chain and only the economy is on-chain
Built on Solana, which means low network fees for token transfers
Token has multiple stated uses: purchases, staking, rewards and marketplace trading
Has a public presence through a support centre, social posts and a Steam listing

Watch out for

Gameplay is off-chain, so the blockchain only covers the economy and players rely on the studio's servers
DIO trades at a very low price, around two hundredths of a cent in recent snapshots, which signals a small, volatile market
The team, audits and token distribution details are not published
Staking rates, lock-ups and marketplace fees could not be confirmed from the studio's own pages
In-game currency tokens often depend on continued player activity to hold value

Decimated fees

The project does not publish a fee schedule in the material reviewed. Marketplace commissions, staking fees and withdrawal costs are not stated, so they should be checked inside the game or its marketplace before you trade.

On the Solana side, swapping or moving DIO costs a small network fee plus any decentralised exchange pool fee. DIO trades through a Meteora pool, so slippage on a low-liquidity token can cost more than the swap fee itself.

Is Decimated safe?

The project does not publish an audit report, custody details or a team breakdown in the material reviewed. The studio itself states that the main game runs off-chain, so players depend on its servers and decisions, and an on-chain token does not give control over game rules.

DIO is a small-cap token with a price near $0.0002 in recent snapshots, which usually means thin liquidity and large swings. Third-party contract checks on token pages are described as no guarantee of safety. Treat the token as high risk, verify contract addresses carefully, and never share your seed phrase.

6 steps

How to get started with Decimated

1
Decide whether you want the game, the token, or both. The game itself does not require owning DIO to understand how it plays.
2
Check the studio's official channels for the current game build and where it is available, such as Steam.
3
Create a Solana wallet and keep your seed phrase offline if you plan to hold DIO.
4
If buying DIO, use a reputable decentralised exchange and verify the token's contract address from the official channels to avoid copycats.
5
Start with a small amount, and check pool liquidity and price impact before swapping.
6
Read the in-game staking and marketplace terms before locking tokens or buying items.

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Who Decimated is for

Decimated is for survival-game fans who are comfortable with a Solana wallet and want to see how a game economy handles items, staking and rewards. It is a poor fit for anyone looking for a safe store of value, or for people who want a fully on-chain game.

Decimated FAQs

Is Decimated a blockchain game?

Only partly. The studio's support page says core gameplay such as exploration, combat and survival runs off-chain. The economy tied to the DIO token, including leaderboards, rewards, staking pools and item trading, runs on Solana.

What is the DIO token used for?

DIO is the in-game currency for Decimated and is issued on Solana. It is described as the means to buy vehicles, weapons, apartments and other gear, and it is linked to staking and marketplace trading.

What kind of game is Decimated?

Decimated is described as a multiplayer open-world survival role-playing game with cyberpunk elements, built on Unreal Engine 5. Fracture Labs, a team of game developers, is named as the developer.

How do I buy DIO?

A Solana wallet is needed to hold DIO, and DIO can be bought through decentralised exchanges that list it. Liquidity is thin for tokens of this size, so check the pool and price impact before swapping.

Can I stake DIO?

Staking pools are mentioned as part of the economy, and price-tracking pages list staking providers. Specific reward rates, fees and lock-up terms are not confirmed in the studio's own material, so check them in the app before locking tokens.

Is DIO a safe investment?

The token's price is low and volatile, the team's audit and tokenomics details are not published in the material reviewed, and the token's value depends on the game attracting players. Never put in more than you can afford to lose.

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