Nakamoto Games has published a new Roblox title while advancing five games at the same time, according to its latest development update.
The Web3 gaming studio also completed cross platform QA, upgraded NAKA App infrastructure and continued work on its Card Marketplace. However, Nakamoto Games did not identify the new Roblox release or name all five games currently in development.
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Roblox has stayed near the top of the Nakamoto Games development roadmap throughout 2026.
The studio said:
“NAKA is building on EVERY front.”
Several Roblox projects have been progressing in recent months. Siam Playground entered beta in May as the first Nakamoto Games Roblox environment. The Thai themed multiplayer experience includes social areas, progression systems, events and Roblox economy integration, while players do not need a crypto wallet to participate.
Steal & Defend has also received work on weapon and trap systems. Roblox Run reached completion across major gameplay systems, while another tower defense project added daily rewards, balancing changes and performance improvements.
Nakamoto Games has not confirmed whether any of those projects is the newly published Roblox title.
The strategy fits the wider Web2 first approach outlined by the studio for 2026. Nakamoto Games wants conventional gaming platforms to act as an entry point, with Web3 ownership and earning features remaining optional rather than mandatory.
Development stretches beyond Roblox.
Metal Rampage is being prepared for app store submission, while mobile versions of Trick or Seek remain in production alongside an existing browser build. NAKA Merge 2048 already has a completed WebGL version, with mobile testing approaching completion.
A 3D avatar system has also finished development and awaits review.
The broader pipeline follows the April release of NAKA Boom on iOS and Android. PlugPlayEarn, designed to bring Web2 users into the Nakamoto Games ecosystem, has also reached final frontend implementation and validation.
At the platform level, NAKA is upgrading backend capabilities and the infrastructure behind NAKA.APP. The app includes a multicoin wallet with multichain deposits and withdrawals and is intended to house marketplace functions.
The existing NAKA Marketplace supports trading of game NFTs and Nakaverse land using $NAKA. Nakamoto Games charges a 5% fee on in game asset resales, while proceeds go directly to seller wallets.
Card Marketplace development could add another digital asset category. Nakamoto Games has previously discussed DUO and collectible card project Galaxy Grail, with the latter expected to connect NFT cards to the marketplace.
Nakamoto Games currently runs its blockchain infrastructure on Polygon and has previously outlined plans to add Solana, BNB Chain and Avalanche support.