Comparing two Dofus 3 projects requires separating what they announce from what could be verified. This page sets Togu and Stasis side by side using the same criteria, based on public pages consulted on October 13, 2026 for Stasis and October 26, 2026 for Togu. It does not name either project as preferable: it lists what is written, where it comes from and what remains unknown. Togu is the publisher of this page; for that reason, its own cells use only what the Togu website publishes.
Scope and verification date
The scope is deliberately narrow: announced version and client, platforms and download, account model, declared price and purchases, status and support. Stasis sources were consulted on October 13, 2026; Togu cells reflect public pages rechecked on October 26, 2026. The grid was set before data collection. The two sources on Stasis are the project website and its listing in the Serveur Privé directory. The project website loads via script: only its description tags, readable without running the page, were recorded. What it displays once loaded is not covered here.
The wording below follows that of the pages. “The website announces” refers to a declaration by the project; “the directory states” refers to the text of a listing written by a third party or by the project, without the directory having checked it.
Announced client/version and platforms
| Criterion | Togu | Stasis |
|---|---|---|
| Announced version or client | The Togu launcher installs the official Dofus 3 client. | The website announces a “semi-like 3.0” and “the content of Dofus 3”; the directory is titled “Stasis 3.7” and states “VERSION 3.7”. The exact client is not published on the pages consulted. |
| Platforms | The Togu launcher is available for macOS Apple silicon and Windows x64. | Not published on the pages consulted. |
| Download | The download page offers the launcher for both platforms. Access to Togu’s closed alpha is free by invitation; request a code in the Togu Discord. | Not published on the pages consulted. |
Stasis’s “3.0” and “3.7” labels come from two different pages and are not reconciled by these sources: this page does not decide between them. Togu’s download page describes the launcher and platforms currently available; its status page is the source for the world’s state.
Declared account, content and download
| Criterion | Togu | Stasis |
|---|---|---|
| Account model | The Togu game account is separate from an Ankama account. Single-account or multi-account mode has not been decided, according to the rules page. | The website announces a “single-account” server: “only one character per player”. The directory repeats “single-account”. |
| Content and progression | No progression rule has been published by Togu to date. | The website announces “the content of Dofus 3”. The directory describes a “single-account semi-like, with progression up to semi-cheat in the late game”. |
| Price and purchases | The launcher and access to Togu’s alpha are free; the pages consulted do not describe other purchases. | The website announces “an economy with no pay to win”; the directory does not detail the shop. This is a declaration, not verified here. |
| Announced phase | Togu’s closed alpha is open by invitation; request a code in the Togu Discord to create an account. | At the time of consultation, the directory stated that a closed alpha phase had just ended and announced a beta project without a date. |
A single word sometimes covers different realities: “single-account” at Stasis describes a choice announced by the project; at Togu, the corresponding rule has yet to be published. The absence of an announcement on Togu’s side does not indicate what the project will do, only that it has not written it yet.
Missing information
- World status. Togu publishes a status page that reads the public state of the service; this page does not establish here that a world is open, and an unavailable status confirms neither opening nor closure. For Stasis, no dated status was found on the pages consulted: Unknown.
- Stasis activity date. The directory displays user reviews, the most recent dated September 29, 2026, but a review is not an announcement from the project. The server’s current phase is not dated by the project on the pages consulted: Unknown.
- Patch notes and progression rules. Not published on the pages consulted for Stasis; Togu’s public rules do not establish its account model or progression rules.
- Game quality, reliability, gameplay experience. None of these dimensions has been independently tested. The directory reviews are player opinions, which do not replace a measurement.
Not finding a piece of information on a page does not mean it does not exist elsewhere, for example on a Discord server mentioned by the directory. These sources were not consulted.
Summary without ranking
As of October 26, 2026, Togu publishes a launcher for macOS Apple silicon and Windows x64 and free access to its closed alpha by invitation, with a code requested in the Togu Discord. Togu’s account and progression rules remain in its public pages. At the time of consultation, Stasis announced a “semi-like” single-account server based on Dofus 3. These differences describe the state of published information, not the value of a project. No rating, no podium and no judgment on quality, security or legality is given here; nor does this page provide legal advice on either project.
This comparison may be revised after a major announcement; check the public sources for the most recent information. If a line is inaccurate, send the link to the page concerned and a dated public source: we will correct or remove the line. The projects have no veto over the analysis, and no link on this page is sponsored. For the full grid, read how to compare Dofus 3 server offerings; all analyses are in the comparisons hub. Togu is a private server, not affiliated with Ankama or Stasis.