Tokyo Command: Heroes and Arena

Collect a squad of heroes, send them on missions triggered by client distress calls, and see what they bring back. Tokyo Command is a tactical mini app game for Telegram, with an economy built on the TON cryptocurrency. 🗺

It looks like an adventure, but real money sits behind it. Below you get the mechanics first and then the numbers worth reading before a first deposit.

Training with nothing at stake

You begin in a training mode. The game hands you a temporary squad and shows how to dispatch heroes on the map. Training assets disappear after the lesson, which is fair: the point is to learn the interface.

If the game does not click at this stage, there is no reason to go further. Pay only for a game you enjoy for its own sake.

Missions on the map

Client distress calls show up on the mission map. You send heroes (operatives), wait, and collect the result. Mission slots can be upgraded so you can run more jobs at once.

Heroes can get injured, and a Healing Potion brings them back for 0.5 TON. That detail matters: some costs keep recurring, so the game works best with ongoing spending.

Crates and the arena

Heroes mostly come from crates and packs. The draw is random, so a strong fighter may not show up on your first try.

In the arena you buy a ticket, pick up to two heroes and battle other players. Ticket sales feed a weekly prize pool in TON, and places are ranked on a leaderboard.

• Tickets. Paid entry to the arena, part of the shared pool.
• Lineup. Up to two heroes per battle.
• Ranking. The reward depends on your leaderboard place, so a win is never guaranteed.

Market and referrals in numbers

You can sell heroes to other players. The market takes a 5% fee and allows up to 10 listings at once. The seller's earnings arrive as locked TON, which you cannot withdraw right away.

The game pays 5% of invited friends' deposits, also in locked TON. Invite only people who understand the risks. You earn a cut of someone else's money, so the advice you give carries weight. 🤝

Getting money out

Deposits go to a vault address. The minimum withdrawal is 5 TON, and your total withdrawals cannot exceed twice your total deposits.

So the ceiling is known in advance, and nothing above it can be taken out. A share of income also arrives locked. Do the math before you send funds. 🔐

Staying out of trouble

1. Start with training. Do not deposit until you understand the mechanics and enjoy playing.
2. Risk only spare money. Deposit an amount whose loss will not hurt.
3. Read the project documents. They describe the economy rules and withdrawal terms.
4. Ignore promises in private messages. Nobody should ask for your wallet recovery phrase or send you an "alternative" link to the game.

Languages and launch

Settings let you turn music and sound effects on or off, and the interface switches between English, Turkish, Russian and Spanish. Before launch there is a pre-registration countdown: the top five referrers each get one R-rank hero, and the game opens by itself when the timer ends.

The project has a document describing its economy, a news channel and a community chat. The game is at an early stage, so rules and terms can change. Check the current information before every deposit.

This is for fans of tactics and hero collecting who are comfortable with crypto and accept that money in such projects can be lost. If you want steady income, look elsewhere: rewards depend on luck, on other players' activity and on withdrawal limits.