rewrite this title and make it good for SEO Japanese Mobile Game Developer to Launch Tokyo Beast on Immutable

Immutable has announced a partnership with Japan’s leading mobile gaming developer to bring Tokyo Beast to web3.

This strengthens Immutable’s presence in Asia’s blockchain gaming sector and marks its third partnership with a unicorn developer. Tokyo Beast will integrate blockchain mechanics with traditional mobile gameplay, aiming to engage both blockchain-native and traditional gaming audiences.

Immutable will provide the underlying blockchain infrastructure, supporting in-game transactions, digital asset liquidity, and tournament management.

What is Tokyo Beast?

Tokyo Beast is a futuristic combat game set in Tokyo in the year 2124, where android fighters, known as BEAST, compete in martial arts tournaments.

Players build teams of four BEAST characters and engage in daily PvP battles leading up to a weekly championship event. The game incorporates a shared NFT system, where new players can participate without purchasing NFTs, whilst existing holders retain asset value.

A key feature of Tokyo Beast is its breeding mechanic, which allows players to generate new BEAST fighters with unique traits. This system adds an element of long-term strategy, encouraging players to develop and refine their teams over time.

What can we expect from this partnership?

Tokyo Beast will feature daily arena battles culminating in a weekend championship tournament, where the top 20 players compete for in-game rewards. Matches will be globally livestreamed, and real-time data on team composition, performance, and betting odds will be made publicly available, allowing players to make informed strategic decisions.

Immutable will support the game’s blockchain infrastructure, ensuring transparency in rankings and asset ownership.

“Tokyo Beast, exemplifies a game that can drive mainstream adoption of blockchain gaming,” said Robbie Ferguson, Co-founder of Immutable. “With its large fanbase and solid game design, we believe the TOKYO BEAST, Championship tournaments will engage millions of new players.”

The partnership follows Immutable’s success in onboarding web3 gaming projects across Asia, including collaborations with MARBLEX and over 235 games.