‘Battle of the Three Kingdoms’ Oasys Game Based on Sega IP Launching Next Week

A crypto-fueled twist on the Sega IP Sangokushi Taisen (aka Battle of the Three Kingdoms) is set to launch next week, developer Launching on Wednesday, April 30, the strategic card battler KAI: Battle of the Three Kingdoms will be available in early access on PC and mobile. Prior to this launch, a three hour PC browser-only “Pre-registrations for the game went live in KAI: Battle of Three Kingdoms is a “modern reimagining” of Sega’s Sangokushi Taisen arcade series that first debuted in 2005. The game will be available in English, Japanese, and Traditional Chinese languages.Built on the The litepaper also outlines plans for a SGC token that will be used to obtain card packs, earned through leaderboard placement, and staked to earn points—which can be used for “endgame features,” such as championship events and tournament mode.The wait is almost over!Battle of Three Kingdoms is officially dropping its first release on April 30, 2025.It will be available on iOS, Android, and PC, with full support for Japanese, English, and Traditional Chinese so wherever you are, you’re in!Make sure you’re ready… https://t.co/btOSaydWRb— Oasys Gaming Hub (@oasys_games) April 25, 2025Ahead of the early access launch, a Telegram game was launched for players to engage with the IP and Gaming giant Sega has been dipping its toes into crypto via the licensing of IP, with both Sangokushi Taisen on Oasys and more recently “Blockchain gaming is still an unknown world for us,” Sega’s Shuji Utsumi, then co-COO, explained in a But you probably won’t see Sonic the Hedgehog and other Sega heavyweights making the jump to blockchain anytime soon. In 2023, Utsumi also said that the gaming giant wouldn’t license its biggest franchises for blockchain spinoffs, fearing it may devalue the brand.Edited by Andrew Hayward