Ubisoft has announced the shutdown of its Web3-enabled NFT strategy game, Champions Tactics: Grimoria Chronicles. The game's servers are scheduled to officially cease operation on October 30. This decision follows an earlier announcement in May where Ubisoft stated its intention to transition the game away from its core Web3 functionality.
A primary feature of Champions Tactics was the ability to mint and trade battle units on a blockchain marketplace using digital currency. The game's launch in 2024 occurred several years after the peak of the NFT craze, which largely fizzled out by 2022. This timing has been noted as unusual given the market trends for NFTs.
Despite the shutdown, Ubisoft is attempting to retain its player base by offering in-game rewards to current Champions Tactics players who transition to another title, Might and Magic Fates. This alternative game is a deckbuilder where players can buy and sell cards using either cash or cryptocurrency.
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Ubisoft is shutting down its Web3-enabled NFT strategy game, Champions Tactics: Grimoria Chronicles, with servers officially closing on October 30. The game, launched in 2024, featured battle units that could be minted and traded on the blockchain, but the company had already begun transitioning it away from Web3 functionality in May.