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ActiveWizarre Review 2026: A Sparse Look at Its Game App
Wizarre is a blockchain fantasy game app with sections for wizards, lands, cards, a marketplace, and SCRL tools. Its menus show what the app offers, but leave the gameplay and token mechanics unclear.
By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated
DappsAtlas score
—/10
Not rated
Our verdict on Wizarre
Wizarre may interest players looking for a fantasy-themed blockchain game with menus for wizards, lands, cards, a marketplace, and maps. Its app also surfaces SCRL-related tools and contract information. The main caveat is that the app does not explain how the game is played, what its tokens do, or which networks and fees apply. Treat the menus as an outline of available sections rather than a clear guide to the full experience, and review wallet transactions carefully.
Score breakdown
How Wizarre 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 Wizarre?
Wizarre is a blockchain fantasy game app with sections for wizards, lands, cards, and a marketplace. It also lists a Summoning Temple, World Map, Staking Map, and Bank tools for SCRL. The app supports Web3 wallet connection and offers an Android APK, but its core gameplay and token mechanics are not explained.
How Wizarre works
Wizarre’s app is organized around a fantasy game world. Its Treasury menu lists wizards, lands, cards, and a bottomless bag, while Places includes a marketplace, a Summoning Temple, and world and staking maps.
The app also displays SCRL and vSCRL balances and offers a Bank section for getting SCRL. The functions of these tokens, the gameplay loop, and the requirements for using each feature are not explained in the app text.
3 features
Key features
01
Treasury sections
The Treasury menu includes sections for managing wizards, lands, cards, and an item bag.
02
Game locations
The Places menu lists a marketplace, Summoning Temple, World Map, and Staking Map.
03
SCRL tools
The Bank menu includes options to get SCRL and view contract information.
Pros and cons
What we like
- The app groups game-related sections such as wizards, lands, and cards in one interface.
- A marketplace and Summoning Temple are listed alongside world and staking maps.
- The app provides SCRL-related tools and contract information.
Watch out for
- The app does not explain its core gameplay or how players progress.
- SCRL and vSCRL are shown, but their roles and token mechanics are not explained.
- Fees, supported networks, audits, and custody arrangements are not published.
Wizarre fees
Wizarre does not publish a fee schedule. Review any transaction costs shown in the app or in your wallet before confirming a transaction.
Is Wizarre safe?
Wizarre does not publish audit details, custody arrangements, or incident history. Using the app may involve wallet approvals and blockchain transactions, which carry smart-contract and wallet risks. The app does not specify its supported networks or publish regulatory details.
4 steps
How to get started with Wizarre
- 1
Visit the Wizarre app.
- 2
Connect a Web3 wallet using the app’s wallet connection option.
- 3
Browse the Treasury and Places menus to see the available game sections.
- 4
Review the Bank and contract information before using SCRL-related options.
Who Wizarre is for
Wizarre is aimed at people curious about blockchain games who want to explore a fantasy-themed app with wizard, land, and card sections. It is less suitable for users who need clear explanations of gameplay, token utility, supported networks, or costs before deciding whether to participate.
Wizarre FAQs
What is Wizarre?
Wizarre presents itself as a blockchain fantasy game. Its app includes sections for wizards, lands, cards, a marketplace, and maps, but it does not explain the core gameplay in detail.
What are SCRL and vSCRL?
The app displays SCRL and vSCRL balances and offers options to get SCRL. It does not explain the tokens’ functions or how vSCRL relates to SCRL.
Which blockchain does Wizarre use, and what are its fees?
The app does not specify supported blockchain networks or publish a fee schedule. Check the app’s transaction details before confirming any action.
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