Olderfall Opens Its First Season

A New Contender in Web3 Auto Battlers

There’s a new arena opening up in the world of blockchain games — and it’s called Olderfall. Built on Polygon, this free-to-play auto battler lets players train warriors, fight epic duels, and earn real crypto rewards along the way.

Season 1 has officially kicked off, and it’s packed with incentives: a Battle Pass loaded with NFT rewards, weapon and armor chests, the in-game currency Vitrium, and weekly tournaments offering $750 in USDC prizes. Best of all? You don’t need a wallet or crypto experience to start — just sign in with Gmail and begin battling.

What Makes Olderfall Stand Out

Olderfall combines tactical depth with easy onboarding. Once you log in at play.olderfall.com, the game gives you a free warrior — called a Fallen — to lead into battle. Each Fallen has unique stats, affinities, and fighting styles, so no two teams are the same.

The gameplay is based on the auto-battler system. You don’t manually control your characters mid-fight; instead, the focus is on strategy and team composition. Every choice you make before battle — weapons, armor, formations — can mean the difference between victory and defeat.

Energy management plays a role, too. Every match consumes 10 energy points, with a daily pool of 100 that refills every five minutes. You can spend that energy in PvP fights or take on rotating PvE Battle Towers to test your builds.

How to Earn Through Play

Playing Olderfall isn’t just for fun — it’s a full-fledged play-to-earn experience. Every battle gives you Vitrium, the game’s main in-game currency, which you can use to forge new weapons, upgrade armor, or craft new items in the upcoming Forge system.

Season 1’s Battle Pass runs for 60 days, ending on November 21, and it’s full of rewards for both free and premium players. You can unlock items simply by battling in Deathmatches or clearing Battle Towers.

Here’s what’s up for grabs:

• 2 exclusive Moonbeam Fallen

• 7 booster chests

• Weapon chests (Bronze to Gold)

• The first-ever Armor NFTs

• Over 130,000 Vitrium

• Custom avatars and color themes

Some of these NFTs are already becoming valuable on the secondary market — premium weapons are reportedly selling for around $200, while early armor NFTs are listed at $57 or more.

Choose Between Vampires and Elves

Olderfall’s lore is also expanding with Season 1, introducing two new NFT factions: The Hollow Court (Vampires) and The Verdant Kin (Elves).

Each faction offers its own passive bonuses:

• Hollow Court (Vampires): “Bloodlust” grants +5% damage during nighttime battles.

• Verdant Kin (Elves): “Sunblessed” grants +5% damage during the day.

This clever mechanic ties into the game’s day/night cycle, adding a dynamic layer to strategy. You can experiment with both factions by acquiring them in the in-game shop — no need to commit right away.

Compete in Weekly USDC Tournaments

For competitive players, Olderfall’s tournaments offer something rare — real crypto rewards. The developer, in partnership with N3MUS, runs weekly events where players can earn USDC for ranking high on the leaderboard.

There are two recurring tournaments each week:

• N3MUS Weekly Tournament

  • Duration: Wednesday to Wednesday

  • Prize Pool: $500 USDC

  • Top 40 players get paid

• Quick Play Tournament

  • Runs every Friday at 21:00 UTC

  • Prize Pool: $250 USDC

  • Top 20 win a share

To join, simply register inside the game’s Leaderboard tab and link your Gmail account to N3MUS. Then add your in-game wallet address manually — that’s how your prizes are tracked and paid out.

In total, the monthly prize cycle adds up to nearly $3,000 in rewards.

Conquer the Battle Tower

If you prefer solo challenges, the Rotating Battle Tower is where you’ll spend most of your time. It’s a PvE mode that resets weekly, introducing new enemy lineups and loot pools.

This is the best place to earn Vitrium, especially after the recent economy update where Deathmatches now focus on XP and leaderboard points instead. Each run through the Tower helps level up your Fallen, unlock more Battle Pass progress, and stock up on currency for crafting.

Internal Flex Tournaments for Fast Progress

Alongside official events, there are Flex Tournaments tailored to different experience levels. These don’t use crypto rewards, but they’re great for progression and item farming.

• Rookie Arena (Level 10–19): XP rewards

• Gladiator Trials (Level 20): Vitrium and Weapon Chest prizes

These smaller contests are perfect for testing strategies or upgrading gear before diving into high-stakes N3MUS tournaments.

NFTs Beyond Characters

Olderfall extends NFT ownership far beyond characters. Weapons, armor, and even pets are on-chain assets, meaning you can own, trade, and enhance them. The upcoming Forge will allow players to merge and upgrade gear, making it stronger over time.

But what’s great is that you don’t need to buy anything to enjoy the game. You can earn everything you need just by playing — the store simply offers shortcuts for those who want to advance faster.

The Team Behind the Game

Olderfall was developed by Anubika, a studio with over six years in digital product development and three years dedicated to blockchain gaming. The team spent two years perfecting gameplay before introducing any form of monetization — a rare and commendable move in the Web3 space.

Anubika also plans to launch a utility token, $AURE, in the near future. This token will likely support tournament entries, crafting, and other in-game systems.

Don’t Miss Out on Season 1

Season 1 of Olderfall wraps up on November 21, marking the end of the first Battle Pass and the exclusive opportunity to earn early NFTs and gear.

If you want to start building your Fallen’s legend, simply head to play.olderfall.com, log in with Gmail, and jump into your first fight. No wallet. No crypto barriers. Just battles, strategy, and the thrill of web3 competition.