FLOKI’s MMORPG Valhalla Now Live on Mainnet

Blockchain-based MMORPG ‘Valhalla’ developed by the FLOKI is now officially live on mainnet.

The game, playable via web browser, integrates blockchain features such as NFTs and a token-based in-game economy. It is designed as a turn-based strategy game with exploration elements, and supports player-owned digital assets.

The launch follows a testnet period during which updates and new gameplay elements were gradually introduced.

Key Insights

• Web3 MMORPG Valhalla is officially live on opBNB mainnet as of June 30
• The game features turn-based combat and NFT-based collectible creatures and assets
• $FLOKI tokens are also integrated into the game and can be earned through gameplay

What is Valhalla?

Valhalla is a blockchain-enabled MMORPG developed by FLOKI, designed to operate fully in-browser. It combines traditional online role-playing elements with blockchain features such as on-chain item ownership and token-based rewards.

Players can collect and battle with NFT-based companions called Veras in hex-based combat arenas. The game world also includes open exploration, crafting, and a player-influenced economy. Whilst blockchain is integral to its mechanics, core gameplay does not require specialised cryptocurrency knowledge to access.

The game is powered by the $FLOKI token, which can be earned through gameplay. Items and characters are represented as NFTs, giving players the option to trade or retain them across sessions.

What’s next for Valhalla?

The live version of Valhalla includes recent additions such as new Veras, amulets for additional strategy, and a new in-game resource called Vera Essence. Whilst no specific roadmap has been publicly disclosed, ongoing development is expected, based on the update pattern established during the testnet period.

The launch comes as part of FLOKI’s broader strategy to build a multi-product ecosystem aimed at offering utility for its token. The group’s other platforms include Floki Staking, a trading bot, and TokenFi—a service that allows for asset tokenisation.

The performance of Valhalla will likely serve as a test case for whether large-scale blockchain games can deliver lasting engagement beyond initial token incentives.