The Starstone has crashed into Earth, and the Devourant are coming to consume it. Some of the creatures ready to defend it are already sitting in Enjin Wallets.
Starstone is a high-fantasy trading card game from Starstone Studios, built on a mining and evolution mechanic. It’s now live on Enjin: supported NFTs already unlock gifts and companions in its world, and more on-chain features are on the way.
In many card games, resources arrive with the draw, so a bad opening hand can decide a match. Starstone moves them to the Mine: any creature can attack, or dig up the resources your strategy runs on. That choice replaces the mulligan and the dead resource hand.
Gather elemental Shards to evolve your creatures, set traps, and build around equipment synergies. Every card has a job in its deck type and evolution line. Climb the ranked ladder to earn better cards, and hunt the Mythical and Legendary creatures hidden in biomes across the universe.
Starstone runs in two places, each with its own focus. The web version at starstone.game is where Starstone connects to Enjin, and where your NFTs come into play. It also adds mini games, points, and a leaderboard.
The card game on its own is on Steam, free to play in Early Access, with ranked matchmaking and cross-platform multiplayer.
Link an Enjin Wallet at starstone.game, and an NPC called the Waystation checks it for supported collections, starting with Enjin’s own Blobs and Multiverse NFTs. The check is read-only, so your NFTs stay in your wallet and aren’t locked.
Each supported NFT unlocks in-game gifts, and some bring a creature companion you can name, feed, level up, and take into battle. Gifts stay with the NFT: sell it, and they switch off for you while the new holder can claim them.
The team took the idea from Monster Rancher 2, where any CD in your PlayStation could summon a monster. Here, the NFT plays the part of the disc.
A creature-battling RPG set in the same world is on the way, with more than 550 items to find, a combat arena, PvE, and raid bosses.
The Mint will let players turn creatures, combat equipment, and items into NFTs on the Enjin Blockchain and trade them. The team plans to make that trading the core of Starstone’s economy. Collectors will also be able to gather NFT segments that combine into full NFTs.
The team rules out pay-to-win: spending mostly buys cosmetics, nobody can buy in-game currency, and matchmaking keeps players within their own tier.
The Steam version keeps growing too, with a Roguelike Adventure Mode and new cards, modes, and challenges each season.
Enjin runs through Starstone’s plans, from the NFTs players already hold to the creatures and items they’ll mint next. The team wants existing collections to have a job in the game, starting with ones the Enjin community has collected for years.
Asked why it chose Enjin, Starstone turned the question around:
“It’s harder to answer than why wouldn’t [Starstone] choose Enjin, the gaming chain!”
Enjin is running a content campaign for Starstone, and the five best entries each win an Enjin NFT infused with 500 ENJ. To enter, post your own Starstone content showing what makes the game stand out, tag @enjin on X, and use #StarstoneUGC.
Entries are judged on creativity and originality. Submissions close October 31 at 02:00 UTC.
Check it here: https://x.com/enjin/status/2115262280007045328
Starstone’s card game is live on Steam and coming soon to your mobile devices.
Link an Enjin Wallet on the Starstone website so the Waystation can find your NFTs, and follow @StarstoneTales for the RPG launch and the Mint.
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