Introduction

Tokyo Beast is a strategy-action game set in 2124 Tokyo, using Immutable zkEVM for beast ownership and trading, with a free-to-play model blending PvP battles and PvE missions.

Its tactical auto battles, crypto-driven economy, and Replicant-filled dystopian lore create a unique, tournament-focused experience distinct from ecosystems like Gala or Myria.

Lore

In 2124 Tokyo, a neon-lit metropolis pulses with Replicants and human ambition, where beast battles define power and status. The game’s lore centers on a crypto-fueled society where these creatures, bred and customized, are both companions and commodities.

Themes of competition and innovation permeate the setting, reflecting a future where blockchain and entertainment intertwine. While not deeply narrative-driven, the lore provides a solid backdrop for the game’s strategic focus, grounding its high-stakes battles in a believable, futuristic urban sprawl.

Gameplay

Tokyo Beast challenges players to rise through competitive ranks by breeding and battling beasts in 4 vs 4 auto battles. Players progress by winning weekly tournaments, with top performers advancing to weekend championships, while PvE missions offer additional rewards.

Gameplay revolves around strategic setup—selecting beasts and equipping MOD items to boost stats like attack or defense—before battles resolve automatically. The game balances PvP (tournaments) and PvE (missions, BEAST Plant activities). Customization is key, as players breed beasts to enhance genetics, tailoring them for specific strategies.

• Weekly tournaments reward top 20 players with championship access.
• MOD items allow tactical stat boosts, deepening battle preparation.
• BEAST Plant activities offer PvE challenges for earning in-game chips.

Economy

Tokyo Beast’s economy revolves around beast ownership and a primary token, enabling a dynamic player-driven market. Beasts, as customizable assets, are used in battles, bred for enhanced traits, and traded on a marketplace, with their value tied to performance. The main token supports staking, gacha for acquiring new assets, and in-game investments, while a secondary chip system fuels betting on match outcomes. Players earn through gameplay (tournaments, missions), staking, and trading, with betting adding a unique risk-reward layer.

The economy emphasizes accessibility for free-to-play users while rewarding strategic investment. A deflationary model, where tokens are burned via gacha, aims to stabilize value, a feature highlighted in the whitepaper.

• Tokens enable staking and gacha, driving in-game progression.
• Betting with chips offers high-risk, high-reward earning potential.
• Deflationary token burns aim to maintain long-term economic stability.