Dogami

Dogami was a mobile blockchain pet game built around virtual dog companions, racing, and AR interactions. Developed by French studio Komodor Studios with backing from Ubisoft and Animoca Brands, the game ran on Tezos and Polygon. Game services were suspended in December 2025 while the studio pursues a sale of the IP and assets.

What was Dogami?

Dogami was developed by Komodor Studios, a French company co-founded by Adrien Magdelaine, Max Stöckl, and Kristofer Dayne Penseyres. The project launched on the Tezos blockchain and later expanded to Polygon, with backing from Ubisoft and Animoca Brands. At its peak it covered three mobile games, a collection of NFTs representing 25 dog breeds, and a native $DOGA utility token.

In June 2025, Komodor Studios entered court-supervised restructuring after a rejected R&D tax credit application created a financial shortfall the company could not bridge without outside support. The studio began seeking a buyer for its game code, brand assets, NFT collections, and the operational infrastructure managed by the Swiss entity Dogami Sàrl. Game and homepage services were suspended on December 17, 2025, with the sale process still ongoing and no confirmed buyer announced as of early 2026.

How Dogami Worked

The core product was Dogami Academy, a mobile racing game where players trained and raced their dog NFTs on AR-enabled tracks. Each Dogami NFT represented one of 25 breeds across multiple rarity tiers, with stats influencing race performance. Training sessions built up attributes between races, and a World Championship event in 2024 drew over 15,500 players across 2.8 million races.

A Battle Pass system added seasonal progression with free and premium reward tracks, each running approximately 30 days and offering up to 50 levels of unlockable cosmetics and in-game items. Pet cosmetics covered collars and skins across three rarity tiers, with NFT-based cosmetics planned but not shipped before the suspension.

Digital Collectibles in Dogami

Dogami NFTs represented individual dog companions across 25 breeds including Alaskan Malamute, Doberman, Dalmatian, Dachshund, and Saint Bernard, organized into Alpha and Beta series collections on Tezos. Each NFT carried breed-specific stats and was tradable on the Dogami marketplace and third-party platforms.

The $DOGA token on Polygon served as the ecosystem’s utility and staking token, with 160 million tokens allocated for staking rewards. With game services suspended, the marketplace and staking infrastructure managed by Dogami Sàrl were the last active components, expected to continue through at least July 2025 per the studio’s final communications.

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