Robinhood Chain Games: 12 You Can Play in November 2026

Twelve games now run on Robinhood Chain. Here is how each one starts, how its token works, and which ones have changed their payouts.

A grid of six game artworks: Kindra's valley, Ashen Throne's logo, RaidLords warriors, Tollan Universe fighters, the Hood Siege logo and the Farming Season farm, with a purple bar reading Robinhood Chain Games and a yellow tag reading 12 to play

Robinhood Chain, Robinhood’s own blockchain, opened to the public on the 1st of July 2026 [1]. Games arrived over the summer and autumn, and most of them run in the browser. This list covers twelve that you can play now, plus two that have said they are coming.

The games are listed in the order they arrived on Robinhood Chain. Idle Grind and TRON Kingdom have not published launch dates, so they come last. Most of them pay rewards in their own token, and several have already changed or ended those payouts. Several of the games’ own documents warn that their tokens are not an investment, that returns are not promised, or that players should put in only what they can afford to lose [2] [31] [40]. Each entry says how its token works and what risks its makers or the press have pointed out.

GameWhat you doHow you startToken
Kindra3D skilling MMOFreeKINDRA
Ashen ThroneStrategy MMO, open betaFreeTHRONE
StonewatchMedieval strategyDeposit SWSW
Hood SiegeIdle wave defenderFree hero, NFT hero to earn SIEGESIEGE
Computers RHBuild PCs that mineBuy a PCCRH
Tollan UniverseBullet-heaven roguelikeFreeNone (Crowns bought with ETH)
Farming SeasonPixel farming with clans$1 entry fee in ETHSEASON
CropzVoxel farming townHold 10,000 CROPZCROPZ
RaidLordsVillage raiding strategy$1 entry feeRAID
RHIABLOIdle dungeon RPGBuy or earn RHIABLORHIABLO
Idle GrindIdle miningHold 250,000 GRINDGRIND
TRON KingdomFour-player strategyFree Sandbox, season pass for rankedNone (stakes in USDG)

Kindra

Painted fantasy valley with a village, a river, a castle on a hill and three adventurers looking out over it, with the Kindra logo at top left
Kindra's valley, from the header art on the game's X account (Kindra on X)

Kindra came out on the 10th of July 2026 [2]. You chop trees, mine ore, fish and craft in a 3D valley. You can train seven skills up to level 99, join raid bosses, or enter The HOOD, a zone where the winner of a fight takes everything the loser carried. It plays in the browser on desktop and mobile, and it is free.

No part of the game creates the KINDRA token, according to the game’s guide [3]. In the game, players get it by selling gold, gear and cosmetics to other players. The media kit says KINDRA is “not an investment” and that no earnings are guaranteed [2].

Ashen Throne

Ink drawing of a man's face over a burning red background, with the Ashen Throne logo across the middle
Key art for Ashen Throne, from the game's website (Ashen Throne)

Ashen Throne is a war strategy game set after the end of the world. You drive a fortress on tracks across a dead map, send squads to raid for loot and bring it home before rivals take it. Alliances fight over a central Citadel around the clock. It plays in the browser on desktop and mobile, and its open beta started on the 19th of October 2026 [4].

The THRONE token launched on the 28th of September 2026, with a fixed supply of 1 billion [6]. Staking THRONE pays a daily allowance of ASH, an in-game currency that can only be spent, and gives no edge in battle [5]. Unstaking takes seven days, and ASH you do not spend expires after seven days.

A second token with the THRONE ticker also trades on Robinhood Chain, and it is not the game’s [7]. The game’s own contract is 0x2919C789720e77C587FABC1158e43cc5a60414ae [6].

Stonewatch

Pixel-art meadow with a stone keep, towers, pine trees and small soldiers, under the Stonewatch logo
Stonewatch's keep and soldiers, from the header art on the game's X account (Stonewatch on X)

Stonewatch is a medieval strategy game. You deposit SW tokens, raise a keep and station soldiers, who produce more SW every hour [8]. On the 9th of October 2026, Stonewatch said 4,970 players had joined and that 412,408,511 SW had gone out in 14,334 withdrawals [9].

The rewards did not last. On the 18th of October 2026, 0xOziK, the developer, wrote that flaws in the game’s economy were the main reason SW fell faster than expected [10]. The same post said the reward pool had run dry and rewards were ending, but that the game was not closing yet. 0xOziK then moved on to RaidLords, which appears further down this list.

Hood Siege

Green-lit castle walls and banners around the Hood Siege logo, a feathered hat over two crossed swords
Hood Siege's header art, from the game's X account (Hood Siege on X)

Hood Siege is an idle game in which your hero holds a gate against wave after wave of enemies. Master Studios rebuilt it from Sol Siege, its earlier game on Solana [8].

Free heroes earn vSIEGE, which can only be spent in the game’s shop [11]. Only a hero bought as an NFT earns SIEGE. To withdraw, you need the Starter Pack and must reach wave 150, and the site lists a 10% fee on each withdrawal.

Computers RH

Pixel-art floating island at night with a desk, a gaming chair and a glowing computer under a full moon
A computer on a floating island, from the header art on the game's X account (Computers RH on X)

In Computers RH, you buy computers for your own pixel-art island and use them to mine the CRH token [8]. Power bills, worn parts and cooling eat into what each machine makes. It comes from 0xArtix, a solo developer [8].

On the 16th of October 2026, 0xArtix said 10,162 wallets had connected and players had spent more than $366,000 in the game [12]. CRH’s market value passed $1 million on the 9th of October 2026, according to TokenPost, a crypto news site [13]. It stood at $19,819 on the 5th of November 2026 [14].

Tollan Universe

Painted battle scene with an orc swinging an axe at an armoured knight, surrounded by other fighters and dragons
Key art for Tollan Universe, from the game's hub site (Tollan Universe)

Tollan Universe is a free action game. You survive swarms of enemies, collect powers and fight bosses to climb a weekly leaderboard. It launched on the Abstract blockchain on the 1st of December 2025 [15]. Abstract is set to close on the 15th of December 2026, according to BlockchainGamerBiz, a games news site [16]. On the 16th of October 2026, the game moved its purchases, payouts and withdrawals to Robinhood Chain, paid in ETH [17].

Tollan Universe has no token of its own. Players buy Crowns, its in-game currency, with ETH or earn them through quests, and part of every purchase feeds ETH prize pools [15]. Its NFTs did not move to Robinhood Chain. Tollan opened a bridge to send them from Abstract to Ethereum, and holders must use it before the 14th of December 2026 [18]. It said NFTs not moved by then could never be recovered.

Farming Season

Pixel-art farm with rows of crops, a house, a red barn and a scarecrow, under the Farming Season logo
Farming Season's banner, from the game's website (Farming Season)

Farming Season opened on the 19th of October 2026 [20]. You plant crops, raise animals, dig for gold and silver and fight waves in an arena while your clan grows a pixel village. A farm costs a one-time $1 entry fee in ETH [19]. The gold, silver and oil you produce follow live market prices within set limits, but the guide says they are game items, not real assets.

Withdrawing SEASON takes a level 2 Town Hall and 5,000 SEASON held for 24 hours, and daily caps apply [19]. The guide lists a 3% fee on deposits and 5% on withdrawals, and it says the vault can be paused in an emergency.

Farming Season said on the 3rd of November 2026 that players had built 22,167 farms and 213 clans [20]. Two days earlier, it had told players that earnings had dropped [21].

eGamers is a crypto games news site. On the 23rd of October 2026, it reported that ScamAdviser gave the game’s website a score of zero [22]. ScamAdviser rates whether a website looks safe. The report said the domain was registered on the 10th of October 2026 and that its owner is hidden.

Cropz

Five blocky voxel farmers standing in front of a field of crops, with a badge reading Play free, cropz.world
Cropz farmers in their field, from the header art on the game's X account (Cropz on X)

Cropz is a voxel farming town from Master Studios, the team behind Hood Siege. You plant, harvest and sell crops and trade with other farmers. The game opened to everyone on the 19th of October 2026. A day earlier, its 555 founding characters went on sale as NFTs for $4 to $6 each, according to eGamers [23].

The gold you farm stays in the game. Players lock it in the Bank for a share of a daily pool of CROPZ tokens [24]. eGamers warns that CROPZ has a speculative value [23]. A farm must hold 10,000 CROPZ before it can plant or sell [25].

RaidLords

3D cartoon archer and armoured bear warriors charging through a village under a volley of arrows
Key art for RaidLords, from the game's website (RaidLords)

RaidLords opened to everyone on the 27th of October 2026 [26]. You build a village, train troops in the Barracks and raid other players for their gold. It runs in the browser at raidlords.com, and entry costs $1 [27]. It comes from 0xOziK, the developer of Stonewatch.

On the 2nd of November 2026, RaidLords began sharing out unused withdrawal allowances. Every 12 hours, they are split among its 314 War Pass holders [28]. According to eGamers, the War Pass costs $25 in ETH and pays $5 in tokens a day for ten days to players who finish three daily tasks [29]. Its report of the 31st of October 2026 also says the game’s own guide warns that withdrawals sometimes pause while the reward vault refills. Withdrawal caps also shrink for players who have taken out more than they put in. Read more in our RaidLords launch story.

RHIABLO

RHIABLO is an idle dungeon RPG in 3D, modeled on Diablo. You give your hero orders to gather, hunt or run dungeons, and it fights on its own, even while you are away. The game opened to everyone on the 2nd of November 2026, after a closed beta [30].

Dungeon tickets cost RHIABLO, and the game destroys every token spent on them [31]. Players who burn tokens on a given day share 20% of that day’s payout, split by how much each has burned in total. The guide calls the design an experiment and says it is not a promise of returns. On the 2nd of November 2026, the team fixed a withdrawal problem left over from the beta [32].

Idle Grind

Idle Grind is a mining game from Artificial Studios that also runs on Solana. Your rigs mine GRIT around the clock, and you refine GRIT into GRIND.

To play on Robinhood Chain, you must hold at least 250,000 GRIND in your wallet [33]. Holding more makes you mine faster and raises how much you can withdraw each day, from 25,000 GRIND at the lowest level to 1.25 million at the highest. The site warns that a holder who drops below 250,000 GRIND falls to the lowest mining rate.

TRON Kingdom

TRON Kingdom is a strategy game for four players in the browser [37]. Every round, all four give secret orders at the same time [38]. A free Sandbox mode needs no wallet [37]. The game runs on Robinhood Chain [38].

Ranked matches are played for stakes in USDG [38]. USDG is a stablecoin from Paxos that tracks the US dollar [40]. You need a Silver or Gold season pass to play ranked, and the pass sets a daily cap on winnings [38]. On the 17th of October 2026, TRON Kingdom said that in a match with a $1 stake and no in-match donations, the bank holds $4 and the winner takes $3.40 [39].

The game’s contracts have had no outside audit yet, and one is planned, according to its code repository [38]. Its terms page is still a draft, and it says a lawyer will review the text before the mainnet launch [40]. The terms also warn that Paxos can freeze an address or pause USDG, and that USDG can lose its peg to the dollar. A player whose address is frozen can neither deposit nor withdraw.

Coming to Robinhood Chain

Top-down pixel map of farm plots, paths and water, with the Yield Fields logo in the middle
Key art for Yield Fields, from the game's website (Yield Fields)

Yield Fields is a farming game from Onchain Heroes [36]. Its 3,333 Founding Deeds, NFTs that stand for plots of land, sold out on the 13th of October 2026 at a final auction price of 0.999688 ETH each, according to Web3Raider, a crypto games news site [34]. Deed holders could stake them from the 3rd of November 2026 [35]. Farming opens to everyone later, with no date published. The docs say players will buy seed packs with ETH and sell crops for a YIELD token, and they warn that farming is not a guaranteed profit.

Gigaverse Online is the next game from the team behind Gigaverse. Its founder, 0xDith, said on the 22nd of September 2026 that it would launch on Robinhood Chain [36]. No date has been set [16].

References

  1. ↑ (The Block, “Robinhood Chain goes live on mainnet”, 1 July 2026) Source
  2. ↑ (Kindra media kit) Source
  3. ↑ (Kindra economy guide) Source
  4. ↑ (Ashen Throne press kit) Source
  5. ↑ (Ashen Throne staking docs) Source
  6. ↑ (Ashen Throne token status) Source
  7. ↑ (GeckoTerminal, the other THRONE token on Robinhood Chain) Source
  8. ↑ (PlayToEarn, “Robinhood Chain Has Real Games?! Here Are the Top 5”, 7 October 2026) Source
  9. ↑ (Stonewatch on X, 9 October 2026) Source
  10. ↑ (0xOziK on X, 18 October 2026) Source
  11. ↑ (Hood Siege) Source
  12. ↑ (0xArtix on X, 16 October 2026) Source
  13. ↑ (TokenPost, 9 October 2026) Source
  14. ↑ (GeckoTerminal, CRH on Robinhood Chain, 5 November 2026) Source
  15. ↑ (eGamers, “Tollan Universe leaves Abstract for Robinhood Chain as account migration goes live”, 18 October 2026) Source
  16. ↑ (BlockchainGamerBiz, “Gigaverse closes Awakening, preps Gigaverse Online”) Source
  17. ↑ (Tollan Universe on X, 16 October 2026) Source
  18. ↑ (Tollan Universe on X, 28 October 2026) Source
  19. ↑ (Farming Season player guide) Source
  20. ↑ (Farming Season on X, 3 November 2026) Source
  21. ↑ (Farming Season on X, 1 November 2026) Source
  22. ↑ (eGamers, “Farming Season to open free 1,111-piece holder NFT mint on Oct. 24”, 23 October 2026) Source
  23. ↑ (eGamers, Cropz) Source
  24. ↑ (Cropz on X, 30 October 2026) Source
  25. ↑ (Cropz on X) Source
  26. ↑ (RaidLords on X, 27 October 2026) Source
  27. ↑ (RaidLords on X, 27 October 2026) Source
  28. ↑ (RaidLords on X, 2 November 2026) Source
  29. ↑ (eGamers, RaidLords game page, 31 October 2026) Source
  30. ↑ (RHIABLO on X, 3 November 2026) Source
  31. ↑ (RHIABLO guide) Source
  32. ↑ (RHIABLO on X, 2 November 2026) Source
  33. ↑ (Idle Grind on Robinhood Chain) Source
  34. ↑ (Web3Raider, “Yield Fields Deeds sell out on Robinhood Chain”, 13 October 2026) Source
  35. ↑ (Yield Fields docs) Source
  36. ↑ (BlockchainGamerBiz, “Web3 games launching on Robinhood Chain”) Source
  37. ↑ (TRON Kingdom) Source
  38. ↑ (TRON Kingdom contracts repository) Source
  39. ↑ (TRON Kingdom on X, 17 October 2026) Source
  40. ↑ (TRON Kingdom terms) Source

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