Axie Infinity

Axie Infinity is previewing co-op in Atia's Legacy, the Sky Mavis-built MMO on Ronin confirmed for PC, Android and iOS. A new gameplay clip teases co-op boss fights — friends teaming up to take down a shared boss — following the earlier co-op preview showing players choosing roles and fighting together.

• The next playtest targets players who have never heard of Axie, testing how the game onboards newcomers; earlier playtests shaped combat (1), the PvE loop (2) and PvP (3).
• The team cited concern that newcomers often get bored and drift back to other games; pre-registration remains open at axieinfinity.com.

Axie Infinity confirmed Terrariums' first limited-time event, Halloween, running October 24 to November 7, and detailed how Nightmare axies and accessories earn extra Atia's Flame at the Shrine. The bonus is a flat addition that stacks with existing boosts, so a single Nightmare part can roughly triple an axie's usual Flame output.

• Nightmare Axie Boost: +200 Flame per Nightmare part, +300 per Shiny Nightmare part, +200 for a Nightmare body — bonuses stack, lifting one fully evolved example from 84.8 to 284.8 Flame.
• Nightmare Accessory Boost: Nightbloom (Ground), Eyewyrm (Air) and Bloodmaw (Cheek) add Flame equal to their usual contribution, or 3× that when worn by an axie with at least one Nightmare part or body (72 Flame instead of 18).
• The news follows earlier roadmap discussion for Terrariums (now at v1.3); ideas like hosted plots and a Level 120 cap remain under discussion. Enter the event at terrariums.axieinfinity.com.

Midway through the Lunacian Lounge stream, the Axie team opened a new AI-built Axie world and dropped the link in chat. Within minutes, Lunacians were walking their Axies around a shared land, gathering at a campfire and chatting in real time — a demo of real-time multiplayer inside an AI-assembled environment, spotlighted as part of the broader Built With AI push in the Lounge recap.

Axie Infinity's first Vibeathon wrapped its build phase with 91 community-built games playable, with Round 1 (Sept 8–21) now complete. Every Round 1 game stays playable on the Vibeathon platform and each builder receives a badge for their submission.

• 8 finalists moved into Round 2 and will develop their projects into complete games, with final submissions due November 7.
• 400+ builders registered (Sept 1–7), shipping playable games in the browser with AI-assisted development and no programming experience.
• The competition shares a 20,000 bAXS prize pool plus 250 USDC in AI-tool support per Round 2 finalist; judging weighs Axie Core fit, gameplay, vision, feasibility and prototype quality.
• The results were recapped in the team's Lunacian Lounge thread, which also touched on Atia's Legacy's next playtest and Terrariums plans.

Midway through the Lunacian Lounge stream, the Axie team opened a new AI-built Axie world and dropped the link in chat. Within minutes, Lunacians were walking their Axies around a shared land, gathering at a campfire and chatting in real time — a demo of real-time multiplayer inside an AI-assembled environment.

Ronin Waypoint is being sunset and replaced by Ronin Stash, Ronin's Privy-powered keyless wallet, and Axie Infinity is walking players through a staged migration. The one-time transfer for badges and bAXS at app.axieinfinity.com/waypoint-migration was due September 16, and the final cutoff for all remaining Waypoint assets — keyless, MPC and social-login wallets — is October 16, after which anything left in a Waypoint wallet is gone forever.

• Axie re-issued the reminder on X as the October 16 cutoff approached, urging holders who still had Waypoint-held assets to move their badges and bAXS to a seed-phrase wallet immediately, with a link to full migration instructions.
• Migrate at wallet.roninchain.com/app/migrating to Ronin Stash (keeping email/social login) or a seed-phrase Ronin Wallet; seed-phrase-only wallets are unaffected.
• The badge/bAXS transfer can only be completed once and links a seed-phrase wallet to the Axie account; the team advises confirming the destination wallet received the assets and checking for any left behind.

Axie Infinity spotlighted Idle RPG, a squad-based idle adventure built during the Vibeathon by community builder Ryan | Eternity. Players form a team of up to five Axies and keep progressing through an idle RPG adventure while battling increasingly difficult Chimeras.

Axie Infinity spotlighted Lunacia Nights, a survival crafting and roguelike game built during the Axie Vibeathon. Players survive the nights deep in Lunacia's forests: harvest, hunt, craft and build across roguelike runs where an Axie's class grants starting perks and its parts determine which skills unlock, making every run different.

• The post highlights how AI-assisted development let builders ship genre ambitions — like survival roguelikes — that would normally require a full studio.
• It joins the other Vibeathon community games being showcased ahead of judging; Round 1 runs Sept 8–21 with finalists announced Sept 29.

Atia's Legacy, Axie Infinity's upcoming MMO set in Lunacia, is confirmed as a multiplatform release: the next playtest will focus on PC, while the full launch will support Android and iOS as well. The game is being built by Sky Mavis on Ronin.

• A Steam build keeps onchain features outside the core experience, lowering the barrier for traditional PC gamers while wallet mechanics stay separate.
• The first playtest wrapped in early October after launching September 25; pre-registration is open at axieinfinity.com.
• The multiplatform confirmation extends the team's push beyond PC as the game heads toward early access and the full global launch.

Axie Infinity spotlighted Axie Royale, a real-time tactical arena built during the Vibeathon by community builder @DarkWorld0311. Players command a team of three Axies across three lanes, using their abilities in battle to contest the central Rift while protecting their Core, Towers and Fountain.

• The game is playable in the browser, with a gameplay recording shared alongside the announcement.