Legend of Arcadia will not continue beyond Season 5, ending the blockchain RPG and leaving players waiting for final $ARCA token transfer details.
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Legend of Arcadia has closed its main game journey after an internal review by the LOA Team. The team said no new development will follow Season 5, bringing the mobile blockchain RPG to an end.
“After long internal review, the LOA Team has made the difficult decision to discontinue the operation of Legend of Arcadia,” the team said.
The shutdown does not end every player asset at once. LOA said it will set up a temporary mechanism for players who still hold $ARCA inside the game. That mechanism will allow in-game $ARCA transfers on-chain, although the supported chains and timeline have not been confirmed yet.
Official market support for $ARCA will also reduce during the wind-down. The team said updates on trading, withdrawals, liquidity maintenance, and listing status changes will come through official channels.
Legend of Arcadia used blockchain assets as part of its card-based RPG model, with $ARCA linked to the game economy and NFTs tied to player items and assets. CoinGecko lists $ARCA as a traded token, with markets including centralized exchanges such as KuCoin, Gate, and BingX.
Players who own Legend of Arcadia NFTs will still have blockchain records for those assets. The team said NFT metadata and asset records will remain accessible, even though the game itself will no longer operate.
Future handling of NFTs remains open. LOA said any plans around migration, recognition, or other NFT treatment will come later through fresh announcements.
The team also warned players to avoid fake messages during the shutdown period. No player should share seed phrases, private keys, or send assets to unverified wallet addresses. That warning matters in Web3 gaming closures, where fake claim pages and token recovery scams often target users after a project winds down.