Landboard Review 2026: Virtual Land and 3D Hubs

Landboard is a metaverse project built around virtual-land NFTs, 3D spaces, and staking. Its documentation describes the intended products, but does not establish how much of the ecosystem is currently operational.

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By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated Nov 6, 2026

DappsAtlas score

—/10

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Our verdict on Landboard

Landboard may interest MultiversX users looking for a virtual-land NFT ecosystem, with its documented mix of Tiles, 3D Hubs, and staking. The main caveat is that its documentation is several years old and does not confirm the current status of those products. Fees, audits, team details, and reward terms are also not published there. Check that the app is operational and review current transaction terms before connecting a wallet or buying an NFT.

Score breakdown

How Landboard scores

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

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 Landboard?

Landboard presents itself as an open metaverse ecosystem built on Elrond, now known as MultiversX. Its documentation describes a Main App for virtual-land NFTs, 3D Hubs, and a staking application.

The documentation is several years old and does not confirm which products remain available. Fees, team details, and audit information are not published in the project documentation.

How Landboard works

Landboard describes an ecosystem of blockchain applications centered on virtual land NFTs called Tiles. The Main App is intended to let users own, trade, and use Tiles, while Hubs are described as 3D spaces for creating and joining experiences.

3 features

Key features

Virtual land

The Main App is described as a place to own, trade, and use virtual-land NFTs called Tiles.

3D Hubs

Landboard describes 3D spaces where users can create, join, and earn. The current availability and mechanics are not clear.

LAND staking

The project lists a staking app for managing LAND and earning rewards, but does not publish the reward terms in the documentation reviewed.

Pros and cons

What we like

The project outlines several concrete product ideas: virtual land, 3D spaces, and staking.
Its documentation names LAND as a governance and utility token and LKLAND as a locked version.

Watch out for

The documentation was last updated several years ago, so current product availability is unclear.
Fees, smart-contract audits, custody details, and team information are not published.
The available documentation does not explain how LAND rewards or virtual-land trading work in detail.

Landboard fees

Landboard does not publish a fee schedule in its documentation. Check the app’s transaction details before confirming any NFT trade, mint, or staking action.

Is Landboard safe?

Landboard does not publish audit information, custody details, or team information in its documentation. Smart-contract and NFT risks remain relevant, and the age of the documentation makes it important to confirm that the apps and token functions are still supported before interacting.

4 steps

How to get started with Landboard

1
Check whether the Landboard app and its features are currently available.
2
Use a wallet compatible with MultiversX if the app is operating.
3
Review the app’s current instructions for connecting your wallet.
4
Check transaction costs and the terms for any Tile purchase, mint, or staking action before confirming it.

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Who Landboard is for

Landboard is aimed at MultiversX users and NFT or metaverse enthusiasts interested in virtual land, 3D spaces, and LAND staking. It is a poor fit for anyone who needs clear current product status, published fee terms, or detailed security disclosures before using a project.

Landboard FAQs

What is Landboard?

Landboard describes a Main App for owning, trading, and using virtual-land NFTs, called Tiles. Its documentation also lists 3D Hubs and staking for LAND.

What blockchain does Landboard use?

Landboard’s documentation says the project is built on Elrond, now known as MultiversX. The current status of its applications is unclear.

What is the LAND token?

The project describes LAND as its governance and utility token and LKLAND as a locked version. Token utility and staking terms should be checked in current project materials before use.

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