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InactiveTokyo Beast Review 2026: Offline Auto-Battler
Tokyo Beast was a blockchain-linked 3D auto-battler built around strategic PvP tournaments. Its game services shut down in 2025, so it is no longer an active game.
By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated
DappsAtlas score
—/10
Not rated
Our verdict on Tokyo Beast
Tokyo Beast may interest people researching blockchain games that combined auto-battles, PvP tournaments, and character NFTs. Its defining feature was that game-focused format, but it is no longer playable: the store stopped selling items and the backend was scheduled to close in 2025. Details about audits, contracts, and the continuing status of its crypto-linked assets are not established. Treat Tokyo Beast as a closed project, not a game to join or a live service to fund.
Score breakdown
How Tokyo Beast 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 Tokyo Beast?
Tokyo Beast was a blockchain game set in a futuristic Tokyo, combining 3D auto-battles with strategic PvP tournaments and crypto-linked assets. Project materials also identified character NFTs and a cryptocurrency called TBZ.
The game is inactive. A shutdown notice reported that its store stopped selling items on July 22, 2025, and that the backend was scheduled to close on July 31. The current status of its tokens and NFTs is not established.
How Tokyo Beast works
Tokyo Beast was a 3D auto-battler in which players used strategy to compete in PvP tournaments. In an auto-battler, players typically arrange or select units and the battle plays out automatically; public sources do not establish the game's specific combat rules.
The project also connected gameplay to blockchain assets, including character NFTs and a cryptocurrency identified as TBZ. The game's store stopped selling items in July 2025, and its backend was scheduled to shut down later that month. The service is no longer active.
3 features
Key features
01
Auto-battle gameplay
The game was described as a 3D auto-battler set in a futuristic reimagining of Tokyo.
02
PvP tournaments
Its format included strategic player-versus-player tournaments.
03
Blockchain-linked assets
The project promoted character NFTs and a cryptocurrency identified as TBZ.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Had a defined auto-battler and PvP tournament format.
- Connected game characters to blockchain NFTs.
- Was designed as a game-first experience rather than a general-purpose DeFi product.
Watch out for
- The game and its backend have shut down, so its gameplay services are no longer available.
- The shutdown leaves the status and usability of its blockchain-linked assets unclear.
- Audit details, contract information, and the team behind the project are not established.
Tokyo Beast fees
Fees are not published. The game store stopped selling items before the service shutdown, so there is no active in-game store to check.
Is Tokyo Beast safe?
Tokyo Beast's game services are shut down, which makes its gameplay and store unavailable. Audit results, contract details, custody arrangements, and the project's regulatory status are not established. Treat any remaining token or NFT claims cautiously and verify transaction details before signing anything.
4 steps
How to get started with Tokyo Beast
- 1
Treat Tokyo Beast as an inactive project; its game services shut down in 2025.
- 2
Do not rely on old instructions to create an account, buy items, or access gameplay.
- 3
If you hold a related NFT or token, check its current contract and status independently.
- 4
Avoid signing transactions that claim to restore access unless you can verify their origin and purpose.
Who Tokyo Beast is for
Tokyo Beast is relevant mainly to people researching past blockchain games or checking on assets they already hold. It is not suitable for players looking for an active game, tournament, or in-game store.
Tokyo Beast FAQs
Is Tokyo Beast still playable?
No. Tokyo Beast's game services went offline in 2025. A shutdown notice said the store stopped selling items on July 22 and the backend was scheduled to close on July 31.
What kind of game was Tokyo Beast?
TOKYO BEAST was described as a 3D auto-battler set in a futuristic version of Tokyo, with strategic PvP tournaments. It also used blockchain-linked assets, including character NFTs and a cryptocurrency identified as TBZ.
What happened to Tokyo Beast NFTs and tokens?
The game is not an active service, and the status of its assets is unclear. Check official project communications and verify any token or NFT details independently before considering an interaction.
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Sources
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