Roco Kingdom is getting a global version for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PC via Steam, the Epic Games Store and Microsoft Store, iOS and Android. Morefun Studio has not announced a release date yet, but the first closed beta, titled the Quack Quack Test, will begin on October 27 for PC, iOS and Android.
The game is an open-world creature collector built around Jinies, companions players can encounter, capture and raise while exploring the Continent of Carosia. Each Jini is presented as unique, with differences in height, size and weight, as well as special appearances such as prismatic, chromatic and nightmare-corrupted forms. The focus is not only on collection, but also on forming pacts and building lasting bonds with a personal team.
The structure leans into seamless cross-platform adventure, with activities that go beyond catching creatures. Players can attend the Magic Academy, choose from prestigious schools, take part in outdoor classes, seasonal events and Academy Points tournaments. There is also a calmer side to the loop, including home building, matching outfits with Jinies and everyday moments designed to make each companion feel more personal.
Co-op appears to be a major part of the experience. Players can visit friends’ worlds, ride the same Jini together, share gathering rewards and battle experience, and make creature catching easier as a group. PvP takes a more strategic route, using turn-based duels with equalized Jini levels and an 18-class counter system, putting emphasis on elemental matchups, skill traits and decision-making rather than raw stats.
Roco Kingdom is aiming to mix collecting, magical school life, open exploration and social play across console, PC and mobile. Sign-ups for the closed beta are available through the official website for Roco Kingdom.
