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Pikaster Review 2026: NFT Card Battles
Pikaster is described as an NFT-based digital card-battle game. Its current availability, supported chains and practical details are unclear, so players should verify the game and its requirements before connecting a wallet.
By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated
DappsAtlas score
—/10
Not rated
Our verdict on Pikaster
Pikaster may interest players looking for NFT-based card battles, but there is not enough confirmed detail to assess its current gameplay or player experience. Its strongest identifiable feature is the card-battle concept using NFT characters. The main caveat is uncertainty: the official site and current availability are unconfirmed, network descriptions differ, and token references are inconsistent. Verify the game, supported chain and asset contracts before connecting a wallet or spending money.
Score breakdown
How Pikaster 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 Pikaster?
Pikaster is described as a blockchain card-battle game featuring NFT-based characters. It has been associated with the GameFi project Metaland, but the game's current availability and official website could not be confirmed. Descriptions reference BNB Smart Chain, Polygon and KCC, and token listings use several tickers, leaving current network and token details unclear.
How Pikaster works
Pikaster is described as a digital card-battle game where players use NFT-based characters in strategy matches. The exact battle rules, progression systems and ways to obtain or use NFTs are not confirmed.
Descriptions refer to BNB Smart Chain, Polygon and KCC, while token listings mention several tickers. These references do not establish which networks or tokens are currently supported, so verify the details in the game before making a transaction.
3 features
Key features
01
Card-battle gameplay
Pikaster is presented as a strategy game built around card battles.
02
NFT-based characters
The game is described as using NFTs in its battles, though the specific NFT mechanics are not confirmed.
03
Multi-chain references
Descriptions mention several possible networks, but current support has not been established.
Pros and cons
What we like
- The project has a clear, identifiable focus on digital card battles.
- NFT-based characters give the game an on-chain asset component.
- Descriptions associate the game with more than one blockchain network.
Watch out for
- Pikaster's current availability and official website could not be confirmed.
- The supported chains are described inconsistently, and current network support is unclear.
- Fees, audits, custody details and the game's regulatory status are not published in the project details.
Pikaster fees
Pikaster has not published a fee schedule in the project details. Check any in-game transaction confirmation and the relevant marketplace before approving a purchase or blockchain transaction; network fees may also apply.
Is Pikaster safe?
Pikaster has not published an audit, detailed custody information or its regulatory status in the project details. One description mentions a built-in wallet, but its current availability and custody model are unclear. NFT and token transactions carry smart-contract, market and wallet risks; verify the game and contract details before interacting. Pikaster is not described as a gambling product.
4 steps
How to get started with Pikaster
- 1
Verify that Pikaster is currently available and locate its official game access point before connecting a wallet.
- 2
Check the game's current supported networks and confirm that your wallet is set to the correct one.
- 3
Review the NFT, token and transaction details in the game before purchasing or transferring assets.
- 4
Start only after you understand the costs and risks; never approve a transaction you cannot verify.
Who Pikaster is for
Pikaster may suit players curious about blockchain card-battle games and NFT characters. It is less suitable for anyone who needs clear, current information about gameplay, supported networks, fees or token mechanics before deciding whether to participate.
Pikaster FAQs
What is Pikaster?
Pikaster is described as a digital card-battle game in which NFT-based characters are used to compete. Specific rules and current gameplay features are not confirmed.
Which blockchain does Pikaster use?
Pikaster is associated with BNB Smart Chain, Polygon and KCC in different descriptions, but current support is unclear. Verify the network in the game before transferring assets.
What is Pikaster's token?
Token references include RBP, SRBP and MLS, but their roles and relationship are unclear. Confirm the correct token and contract details before buying or transferring anything.
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