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Galaxy Fight Club

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Cross-IP PvP game for the NFT Universe

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Project Rank: 6404/12883

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660.45% (24h)
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Project Rank: 5430/12883
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Unlocked121M GCOIN(81.27%)
Locked28M GCOIN(18.72%)

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0xd8e7...cef6GCOIN34,198,624.0322.84%$5.47K
0xd28f...af5dGCOIN5,000,0003.34%$800.49
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About Galaxy Fight Club

Galaxy Fight Club is a cross-IP fighting game on Polygon built around one idea: characters from different NFT collections enter the same arena, so holders of series such as Bored Ape, CryptoPunks, CyberKongz and Cool Cats can bring their avatars into battle, while non-holders can join as free players. Battles run in real time on both mobile and web.

Modes cover one-versus-one (two minutes, most kills wins), three-versus-three team bouts and weekly tournaments with ETH or GCOIN prize pools restricted to Genesis and second-generation Galaxy Fighter holders, plus training matches and custom rooms. Fighters come in two generations, with the second produced by crafting, and equipment spans weapons, armour and consumables; victories yield key fragments, three of the same type combine into a key that opens cases, and loot can be sold or used to upgrade. The GCOIN token pays for cases, crafting and training, while renting runs through ReNFT.

Updated: Oct 30, 2026

On February 11, 2026, Galaxy Fight Club opened the public beta of its new title Project T (Galaxy Tactics), after shipping versions 0.6.6 and 0.6.7 in December 2025 that brought back naval units and surface battlefields plus resource tooltips and a battle-skip option. The March update said the new King of the Vault mode had moved into post-release optimisation, with Project Tactics at version 0.8.4 fixing gameplay and UI issues raised in live testing and improving WebGL performance, while new features were paused to prioritise stability.

Dev blogs have continued every month, the latest covering August 2026 and published on September 7, 2026.

Galaxy Fight Club plans to expand the Project T open beta with continued fixes and content updates, run long-term operations around cross-IP NFT characters and the Battle Pass, and pursue collaborations with projects such as BONK and Moonbirds.

Updated: Oct 30, 2026