Era7: Game of Truth Review 2026: NFT Card Game and Its BSC Shutdown

Era7: Game of Truth is a trading card game that third-party sites describe as a metaverse-style game combining NFTs and DeFi elements. One write-up calls it the first trading card game to use NFTs and DeFi concepts with play-to-earn features. Its launch is reported around March 2022 and it was built on BNB Chain.

The BSC version of the game closed on 30 September 2023, according to an announcement that also said the marketplace would stay open for in-game token withdrawals. A later season, described as S2, is referenced in public reporting, but the sources do not confirm its current status. This review treats the game as having an uncertain current status.

The official website could not be checked for this review, and public sources do not publish a team, audit reports or a licence. Most of what is known comes from third-party listings and search snippets, so the details should be confirmed directly with the project before relying on them.

Era7: Game of Truth is a trading card game where each card is an NFT, which means ownership of the card is recorded on a blockchain. Players collect cards, assemble them into decks, and use those decks in battles against other players or in tournaments. Upgrading cards is part of the loop, so a deck can change over time as a player adds or improves cards.

The game also includes an in-game marketplace where cards and items can be bought and sold, and an in-game token used within the game economy. Third-party write-ups describe the design as play-to-earn, meaning players can earn tokens through play. The mechanism for how much a player can earn, and how tokens convert into other assets, is not explained in detail in the sources.

For a newcomer, the key idea is that the card game itself is a familiar format, while the NFT and token layers add ownership and a trading economy on top. Those extra layers are where most of the financial risk sits.

Fees are not published. Marketplace and token withdrawal costs would be shown inside the game or on the official channels, so check there before any trade.

Public sources do not publish smart-contract audits, custody arrangements or incident reports for Era7: Game of Truth. Playing a blockchain game involves smart-contract risk, meaning that a bug in the contracts behind the NFTs or token could affect assets, and counterparty risk, meaning that the project's continued operation matters for any in-game value.

The sources do not state a regulatory licence or the jurisdiction the project operates under. The closure of the BSC version is the most significant documented change, and it means in-game assets depend on the project's continued support.

The game is not a gambling product and the sources describe it as a game, but play-to-earn mechanics still carry financial risk. Keep spending within limits and treat any token or NFT as something that can lose value entirely.

Era7: Game of Truth suits people who already enjoy collectible card battle games and understand NFT and token-based play-to-earn economics. Because the BSC version has closed and current availability is unclear, it is most relevant as a case study or for existing players checking the status of their assets.