A new chapter in the Ragnarok universe is taking shape, this time built with Web3 features in mind. Ragnarok: Libre, developed under Delabs, is a mobile RPG that blends classic anime-style visuals with blockchain-linked systems.
Pre-registration is now open, signaling an approaching launch that will coincide with Delabs’ broader plans for its $DELABS token. The project is part of the company’s push to unify its gaming portfolio under one ecosystem, linking progression and assets across titles.
Gameplay leans on familiar mobile RPG structure
At its core, Ragnarok: Libre sticks to the formula fans expect from the franchise. Players explore vibrant 3D worlds, collect characters, and engage in turn-based battles. The art style stays close to the traditional Ragnarok look, mixing fantasy themes with a soft anime aesthetic.
What sets this version apart is its structure. While most Ragnarok titles focus on MMORPG mechanics, this one moves toward a stage-based, character-centric mobile RPG model. Think Summoners War or Epic Seven, but wrapped in the Ragnarok universe.
Combat involves team setup, skill timing, and character synergy, with progression through gacha-based upgrades and PvE content. There’s also a hint of PvP on the roadmap, but nothing confirmed for launch.
Web3 hooks are aligned with Delabs’ ecosystem
The Web3 angle isn’t front-and-center in Ragnarok: Libre at launch, but it’s baked into the game’s roadmap. Player progression and item ownership are designed to link into Delabs’ ecosystem, using the $DELABS token as a unifying layer.
While full token integration isn’t live yet, Delabs has made it clear that future updates will allow for in-game assets to be minted or traded. The idea is to tie progression across multiple games within their portfolio, giving players broader utility for earned or purchased items.
This follows a growing trend of studios shifting away from game-specific tokens in favor of ecosystem-wide currencies. The aim is to simplify onboarding while maintaining interoperability for those interested in deeper engagement.
A testing ground for long-term cross-game integration
Ragnarok: Libre may serve more than just franchise fans. It looks like a pilot project to refine how Delabs handles Web3 features across its titles. With Meta Bolts and other games in the pipeline, the company is clearly planning a connected gaming network where assets, accounts, and progress can carry over.
If the execution lands, this could point to a future where Web3 mechanics are less intrusive and more embedded into familiar formats. The focus, at least for now, stays on gameplay first, with token use layered in for those who opt in.
Pre-registration signals the start of that process, with player feedback likely to shape how much of the blockchain layer is surfaced in everyday play.
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