Summary
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Ubisoft chased NFT, launched Grimoria Chronicles late, and effectively left it in the middle of a fading of interest.
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Ubisoft has developed on the masters tactics, but the player counts and the review has failed; Complaints were created on the mechanics of the mechanics of the paycheck.
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Franchise and NFT markets collapsed: low sales, dead disagreement, worthless NFT and 86% submerged share.
Ubisoft has been investing in NFT for several years. The company began to chase the trend in 2021 and by the end of 2024 it created and released its first NFT title, Champions Tactics Grimoria Chronicles.
The problem was that until October 2024, when the game officially released, it went through NFT FAD a lot, so Ubisoft decided to keep it a little quiet. A quick move forward to August 2025 and it looks like Ubisoft has everything, but has left Grimoria Chronicles for another title in the world of champions, has seen the tactics of masters. The problem is that Reported doesn't do very well either.
Death Master Tactics Grimoria Chronicles
Ubisoft Blockchain was released last October with a very small fanfare, but somehow contained items that cost $ 60,000. However, it is not surprising that with such a small buzz and the missing NFT boat, Grimoria chronicles was effectively abandoned.
The game's website still shows parts of the plan from this year locked, although time frames have passed, and this plan does not apply around 2025. Although 580 NFT is still on the game market. The last “mint” of the new champions took place a year ago.
Last time, Grimoria Chronicles mentioned the official Twitter series by the name of July 15, and before, March 28. Instead, most of his newer tweets focused on the champions tactics and advertised another of their prepared free games, could and magical fates, along with Star Wars, and dance 2026.
Ubisoft seemingly preferred the tactics of champions recorded during their fighting NFT game
In May, Ubisoft turned from the tactics of Grimoria Chronicles to the tactics of the Champions. While the former still exists, the last second game is a game on Steam, where most of Ubisoft's energy is focused.
It sells as a “strategic turn -based game” where players can “control a deep strategy and overcome opponents in intensive files”. But this game also could not get much traction.
While things did not start terribly for report, the peak of nearly 1,500 players two months ago, Steamdb data shows that there is currently only one person playing reformed at the time of writing. In the last 24 hours he reached the top of eight and in the last 30 days did not increase higher than 16.
The game is currently sitting on “mixed” platform reviews, with players lamented over their gacha style mechanics, lack of Polish and slow pace, along with the fact that it seemed to surround the NFT Steam rules.
The death of franchise tactics of champions
It is hard to imagine that Ubisoft's Champions Tactics franchise takes much longer.
He tried to maintain the burning of NFT flame at the beginning of this year by publishing the Avatar Champions Avatar collection, but Opensea data show that only four sales have occurred in the last month. Three of these sales were below $ 10, while the fourth sold for $ 20.81. The NFT profile collection for profile 2023 masters can be seen a little more action with several sales every day, but it's hardly broken on the ground.
A quick look at the official Discord server server official masters reveals that the community has also left the game, with the last post in this community section that dates back to six weeks. The main channel for the champions tactics sees around five posts a day and the latest official updates of Ubisoft came 27 July 2025. The only other channel to see real activity is the trade channel, while players are desperate to sell their worthless NFT.
It is another fascinating case of poor management in Ubisoft. If the funds and development efforts that the company spent on its blockchain games could be in a much better position than today. Instead, Ubisoft continues to push Sub-Par titles, accepts a misunderstanding and its stock prices have fallen by 86 percent since it first mentioned NFT in March 2021.