Meta World: My City Review 2026: Netmarble's Web3 Board Game

Meta World: My City is a mobile board game from Netmarble. Players develop a virtual city by buying and selling plots, houses and other property, and the game combines ordinary board-game play with Web3 assets. It was launched in April 2023 as a sequel to Let's Get Rich, which a launch report says attracted over 200 million players worldwide.

One reviewer says the game works in both Web2 and Web3 and can be enjoyed without knowing Web3. Another describes the property-trading loop as feeling like a virtual cash grab, which is a fair caution for anyone expecting reliable income.

The project's website could not be reviewed, and the sources do not give the blockchain, audit status or token economics. Those are the details to confirm before putting money in.

The core loop is a board game. You move around a board, buy plots and houses, and develop a virtual city, aiming to grow a real-estate portfolio. It inherits the board-game format of Netmarble's earlier title, Let's Get Rich.

The Web3 layer adds blockchain-based assets and a reward token. Public reporting state that players can earn MetaCash, but only after achieving an A-Investor Grade. Other listings mention earnings in INETRIUM, so the exact reward setup may differ by source or period.

The network the assets run on, the token supply, and the conversion mechanics are not stated in the sources reviewed, so players should verify them in-game before connecting a wallet.

The project does not publish a fee schedule in the sources reviewed. Costs would show up in the game as in-app purchases, asset purchase prices, and any marketplace or network charges when trading Web3 assets. Check these inside the game before spending.

The game appeared as a free download on mobile app stores, but how much you pay to progress or earn is not stated.

The sources reviewed do not mention a smart-contract audit, custody model or token contract for this game, so security cannot be assessed beyond the reputation of the publisher. Players should verify the official network and contract before connecting a wallet, as lookalike or unrelated tokens with similar names exist.

In-game assets and reward tokens can lose value, and earning requires reaching a grade threshold. Check the age rating and local rules for games with tradable assets, and play responsibly.

Fans of casual board and property-trading games who are curious about Web3 and prefer a game from an established studio. It is less suitable for anyone mainly looking for dependable earnings or detailed on-chain transparency.