Persona 5 X Leads 8 New Games

The eight

Persona 5: The Phantom X, SEGA’s 2025 Persona spinoff, arrives with a single flagged top-up and an official store.

Marvel Strike Force, Scopely’s squad RPG, brings Codashop’s official-channel Power Core top-ups and a thin, volatile account market.

The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross — Netmarble’s 2020 turn-based game, not Origin — brings the wave’s deepest bench: five account marketplaces plus FunPay’s player-run Diamond lots.

Limbus Company, Project Moon’s single-player gacha, has accounts only, on a thin shelf.

Age of Empires Mobile brings a two-currency top-up market (Empire Coins and Apex Coins, which never convert) across SEAGM, Eneba and JollyMax.

MARVEL Future Fight is accounts-only, eleven years in.

Stumble Guys pairs official channels with three wired top-up markets.

MTG Arena brings PlayerAuctions’ account shelf — and the clearest scam warning on the site.

What we verified

Every vendor on these pages was checked live before wiring, and as usual the checks cut as much as they added. SEAGM’s Future Fight page turned out to stock only generic gift cards, so it is not wired — the Master Duel pattern. Eneba’s Stumble Guys top-up was sold out at check time, and IGVault’s Stumble Guys category held exactly one offer; neither is wired. PlayerAuctions’ Future Fight boosting category exists but is empty. Eldorado and PlayerAuctions have no Phantom X category at all. Strike Force’s PlayerAuctions shelf was down to 2 offers, and MTG Arena’s entire boosting market is one seller — both pages say so, in those words.

What remains is what was actually there.

What the terms say

All eight publishers prohibit this market in writing, and the guides quote them. Scopely’s Terms ban selling accounts and transferring Virtual Items (§§2, 5) for both of its games here. Netmarble’s ban account sales (§5.5(j)) for both of its. Project Moon’s Article 10 bans trading, account transfers and paid “proxy fostering” — boosting, named outright. Proxima Beta’s EULA calls Age of Empires Mobile’s currencies “non-transferable and non-tradable” (§9(b)), and Wizards’ Terms ban paid boosting by name (§2.2(vi)).

The honest exception is Persona 5: The Phantom X: no public worldwide terms text exists to quote, and its guide says exactly that instead of inventing one — what exists is SEGA’s store, designated as the one authorized web retailer.

The pattern across the wave

The eight share one shape: nothing in any of them can be traded between players, so every offer is a top-up credited to your own account, a whole account, or piloted play on your login. The official routes differ — SEGA’s Xsolla store for Phantom X, Scopely’s Web Store and Codashop for Strike Force and Stumble Guys, Midasbuy for Age of Empires Mobile, and no web route at all for Limbus Company, Future Fight or MTG Arena — and each game’s buying guide walks its own version of that map before you spend anything.

What it means for buyers

Every one of these eight has a buying guide grounded in its publisher’s own terms — read it before the listings, especially where a top-up asks for a password.

Games in this story

Persona 5: The Phantom XMarvel Strike ForceThe Seven Deadly Sins: Grand CrossLimbus CompanyAge of Empires MobileMarvel Future FightStumble GuysMTG Arena