MetaCene developer Pangu Software has officially unveiled the whitepaper for their upcoming new web3 mobile game Cyber Crash, ahead of the upcoming $CCC TGE and Open Beta Test, all taking place later this August.

What Does the Whitepaper Reveal?

The Cyber Crash whitepaper reveals essential gameplay details and info on web3 features to give everyone a good idea of what to expect from the studio’s new crypto game. Specifically, the whitepaper provides a project overview while covering gameplay, NFT-related elements and mechanics, tokenomics, and a roadmap for the remainder of 2025.

The project overview covers basic info on the type of game this is, the genre it’s in, core features, the team’s vision and mission, as well as some worldbuilding and lore details.

In case you’re not familiar, Cyber Crash is an on-chain tactical card RPG set in a 3D cyberpunk world in which players will engage in both PvP and PvE gameplay in the form of a real-time card battle system. It's in development by the core team of MetaCene and players will be able to own assets as tradable NFTs while participating in DAO governance and enjoying the game’s core gameplay and play and earn mechanics. There will be almost 100 anime-styled characters of varying rarity to form squads with while utilizing varied progression pathways per character to further enhance each hero and create a powerful team suited to your strategies. Utilize a modular equipment building system and trade gear and skills as NFTs while fighting your way through PvE missions and dungeons to earn rare materials. Put your tactics further to the test by entering PvP Arenas to climb the rankings, compete in seasonal tournaments and face other players in cross-server battles to earn rewards.

When it comes to NFTs and web3 features, players will be able to own modular on-chain equipment such as primary and secondary weapons, as well on-chain skills that come with levels, cooldowns, and effects. A fusion mechanic will be in place to allow players to combine basic NFTs into higher-tier assets with deflationary properties. There will be an official marketplace to facilitate trading of all these NFTs, and a rental system is planned to be in place there as well for a cheaper way to use stronger assets. The whitepaper also mentions that the game will have integrated DeFi mechanics to increase utility and usage of the $CCC token.

You can expect Cyber Crash to initially launch on PC for web browsers, with an Android mobile release planned for later down the line. According to the roadmap however, which features milestones for Q3 and Q4 2025, it looks like Q3 will have a mobile open beta season that introduces new dungeons and heroes, with no wipes to worry about. Airdrop claims and TGE are also scheduled for Q3, while Q4 could mark the release of a multi-chain version of the game alongside cross-chain support for the $CCC token. The last quarter could also see the token get listed on centralized exchanges, while global web2 publishing tests should also begin as well, meaning the developers will look to bring the game to popular gaming stores.

What Is the $CCC Token?

The $CCC Token is the upcoming core governance token of Cyber Crash. Next to using the token for participation in governance and DAO voting, it will also be possible to use it for NFT draws and staking, as well as for buying Black Diamonds, a currency that is used to recruit heroes in-game.

Players will be able to play to earn $CCC by converting NeonX, which can be earned in-game through leaderboard rankings, PvP seasons, and possibly other ways as well. The conversion process will require spending World Contribution Points, but details on that are not available in this first version of the official documentation.

The total token supply does not seem to be mentioned either in the tokenomics section, but we do know how it has been allocated across different categories:

  • Ecosystem (On-chain Mining, Game Rewards): 68%
  • Treasury: 10%
  • Investors: 10%
  • Marketing & Operations (Airdrops, Test Rewards): 7%
  • Liquidity Provision: 5%
  • Team: 0%

Notable here is the lack of team allocation, with the whitepaper adding that this means “no early dumping risks.” However, we don’t have any detailed vesting schedules included here, so we don’t know how many tokens, if any, will investors have unlocked on TGE. Hopefully more details will arrive very soon.

Speaking of TGE, it’s just around the corner, as the web3 game developer quickly followed up the release of the whitepaper with the announcement of the official dates for the token launch and start of the Open Beta Test (OBT). According to the official X post, the $CCC TGE is scheduled to take place on August 26, while the Open Beta Test begins on August 28. If you’d like to participate, you should pre-register as soon as possible.

Pre-Register for Cyber Crash Open Beta Test

Whether you missed out on Cyber Crash’s first test with airdrop rewards from last month, or simply want to play more of this new strategic title, everyone interested should pre-register for the Open Beta Test for free before the given deadline of August 26, 24:00 UTC+8.

By pre-registering, you and everyone who does so has a chance of earning rewards of at least $5 value. There are 3 reward milestones for the blockchain gaming community to help reach in order to receive more goodies. The first milestone is reached when 30,000 players have signed up, and awards all participants with $5-valued rewards. For the second milestone, the game needs to hit 50k sign-ups to award all who pre-register with $5 + $20 worth of rewards. The last milestone is 100k sign-ups, and the value of rewards for that have not been revealed. Exact prizes involved in the first two milestones have not been specifically detailed.

If you want to participate in the playtest and play to earn various rewards along the way, possibly the game’s $CCC token, then head on over to the pre-registration page and sign up using your email address.