Axie Vibeathon Games Hub: final batch adds 18 titles, hub at 90

On September 24, 2026, Axie Infinity said in the official Axie Discord⁠ (opens in new tab) that the final batch of Axie Vibeathon games cleared for publication is live, adding 18 new titles and bringing the Games Hub to 90 community-built games. If you skipped the jam signup, this is the player window: browse the hub, try browser builds, and leave constructive feedback for builders.

Background

Axie Infinity Origins is Sky Mavis's flagship battler on Ronin. The Axie Vibeathon is the studio's AI-assisted game jam: individual builders ship playable Axie Core prototypes, host them themselves, and compete on a published calendar. For registration, prizes, and the full calendar, see Axie Infinity Vibeathon live: AI game jam for 20,000 bAXS.

Approved Round 1 entries can surface in the public Games Hub on vibeathon.axieinfinity.ai⁠ (opens in new tab). That gallery is a browse-and-play layer, not the judging scoreboard. Coverage of the first hub publication wave landed on September 22, 2026, when Sky Mavis and community posts pointed players at early approved builds. Co-founder Jeffrey Zirlin (Jihoz) cited 70 Round 1 submissions in that window, which is a submission tally, not a promise that every submission equals one live hub card.

What happened

Final publication batch (September 24)

Per the September 24 Discord broadcast:

• 18 new Axie games are available now.
• This is the final batch of Vibeathon games approved for publication in this wave.
• The Games Hub now lists 90 community-built games in total.
• Players should try new builds, leave constructive feedback, and support builders.
• Newest entries are sorted at vibeathon.axieinfinity.ai/gallery?sort=newest⁠ (opens in new tab).

Sky Mavis did not attach a per-title list in that post. Use the gallery for names, thumbnails, and outbound play links.

How the hub fits the jam calendar

The Lunacian Vibeathon post⁠ (opens in new tab) still frames the competitive arc:

Publishing in the Games Hub is separate from winning Round 2. Third-party coverage of the first batch noted that likes and comments do not affect judging; treat social feedback as builder support, not a vote tally.

Who it affects

Players and lurkers

You do not need a Vibeathon entry to participate now. Sign in on the hub if you want to like or comment, then open games that run in the browser. Start with the newest sort after this batch if you want the 18 fresh cards called out in Discord.

Builders after Round 1

Gallery placement is not the same as finalist selection. Round 1 prototyping closed September 21; keep your hosted build current, document Axie Core fit, and watch for finalist outreach around September 29. Prize and pathway rules remain on the portal and in the September 1 Lunacian post.

Axie franchise followers on Ronin

This is an ecosystem content milestone: dozens of community prototypes in one Sky Mavis gallery. Sky Mavis has not named which hub prototypes will graduate to standalone Ronin titles.

At a glance

On Web3Raider

Closest pages: Axie Infinity Origins, the Ronin platform hub, and the Ronin network. For token context, see AXS. Browse the games catalog and blockchain hub for other Ronin titles.

What to watch next

• Newest-sort cards in the Games Hub⁠ (opens in new tab) after this batch
• The Lunacian⁠ (opens in new tab) and Axie Infinity on X⁠ (opens in new tab) for finalist names on September 29
• Round 2 production requirements if you are tracking a favorite prototype into October
• Sky Mavis posts if the studio publishes an official hub total that reconciles submission counts with live gallery size

Bottom line: Open the Games Hub with newest sort, play a build you have not tried, and leave useful feedback. Treat September 29 finalist news and November 5 winner reveals as the competitive calendar; this drop is about expanding what you can play today, not crowning jam winners.