Roco Kingdom Global Release Date: Platforms, Beta End and What Comes Next
Roco Kingdom, one of the biggest mobile hits in China this year, is getting ready for its global launch, and the first worldwide test is about to wrap up. The “Quack Quack Test” closed beta ends on November 16, 2026, and many players are now asking the same thing: when can everyone play? This guide brings together everything confirmed about the global release, the platforms, what happens to your beta progress and how to be ready when the doors open.
Key facts
- Global release date: not announced yet
- Platforms: PC (Steam, Epic Games Store, Microsoft Store), PS5, Xbox Series X|S, iOS and Android
- Closed beta: started October 27, 2026 and ends November 16, 2026 at 02:30 UTC
- Price: free to play, with no Jinies locked behind paywalls
- Developer: Morefun Studios, published by Tencent
What is Roco Kingdom?
Roco Kingdom is a free-to-play open-world creature-collecting RPG developed by Morefun Studios, a Tencent studio. You explore the colorful continent of Carosia and catch, train and battle magical creatures called Jinies. At launch there will be around 400 Jinies to collect, and the main story is expected to last about 10 to 20 hours.
The game is often compared to Pokémon and Palworld, but it has its own personality. Battles are turn-based with type matchups and strategic PvP, and there is a strong social side: you can decorate your home, farm, visit friends and explore the world together. The multiplayer is not a crowded MMO either. The number of players you see changes depending on the area.
Roco Kingdom global release date
Morefun Studios has not announced a global release date yet. The official line is that the game is coming worldwide “at a later date”, and both the Steam and Epic Games Store pages still say “Coming soon”. Some outlets expect the full launch in 2027, but there is no official confirmation.
What we do know is the order of events so far:
| Date | Milestone |
|---|---|
| March 26, 2026 | Official launch in China on PC, iOS and Android |
| August 25, 2026 | Global version announced at Gamescom Opening Night Live |
| October 27, 2026 | Global closed beta “Quack Quack Test” begins |
| November 16, 2026 | Closed beta ends at 02:30 UTC |
| To be announced | Global full release |
A closed beta ending is usually followed by a period of fixes based on player feedback. Keep an eye on the official channels in the coming weeks for news about the next test or the launch date.

Platforms and cross-play
The global version is coming to more platforms than the Chinese release. You will be able to play on Windows PC through Steam, the Epic Games Store and the Microsoft Store, on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, and on iPhone and Android. This is the first time the series arrives on consoles. A Nintendo Switch 2 version has not been announced.
Cross-platform play is part of the plan. The Steam page lists online co-op and online PvP, and during the closed beta PC and mobile players shared the same progress. That means you can start on your phone and continue on your PC.
The Quack Quack Test: what happened and when it ends
The closed beta, nicknamed the Quack Quack Test after the duck-like mascot Duckiji, opened on October 27, 2026 for invited players. Sign-ups closed on October 20, so you can no longer join this test. It ran on PC (Steam and the official launcher), Android through Google Play and iOS through TestFlight, with English and Japanese languages.
Here is what you need to know about the end of the test:
- End time: November 16, 2026, at 02:30 UTC. All in-game events end at the same time.
- Progress is not kept: it is a data-wipe test. Characters, Jinies and progress are deleted within 30 days after the test.
- No spending: the beta had no in-game purchases, and the season pass was free for every tester.
The developers have been sharing a “ROCO 101” starter series on YouTube during the test, which is a great way to learn the basics even if you did not get an invite.
Why players are excited
- Hundreds of Jinies in a big open world
- No pay-to-win and no paywalled Jinies
- Cross-play between phone, PC and console
What is still missing
- An official global release date
- Final list of languages for launch
- Details about the paid shop
Why the global launch is a big deal
Roco Kingdom is not a new name. The series started as a browser game in China in 2010 and passed 200 million registered players. The current game was a massive success at home: it welcomed 15 million players within 13 hours of launch and kept an average of 13 million daily players in its first month. It also ranked first among new mobile games in China this year in both daily users and revenue. Few creature collectors have ever arrived in the West with that kind of track record.
How to get ready for launch
- Pre-register on the official Roco Kingdom website to get launch news.
- Wishlist the game on Steam or Epic if you plan to play on PC, so you get a notification when it releases.
- Follow the official social accounts, where the beta end notice and the next announcements are posted first.
- Free up space on your phone. A full open-world game with hundreds of creatures will need room.
Looking for another big open world to play on mobile? Check our guide to Ananta’s release date and platforms, which launches in January 2027.
FAQ
When does Roco Kingdom come out globally?
There is no official date yet. The global closed beta ends on November 16, 2026, and the full release date will be announced later.
Can I still join the Roco Kingdom beta?
No. Sign-ups for the Quack Quack Test closed on October 20, 2026, and the test ends on November 16.
Will my beta progress carry over?
No. All data from the closed beta is deleted within 30 days after the test ends.
Is Roco Kingdom free?
Yes. It is free to play, and the developers promise no pay-to-win mechanics, no Jinies behind paywalls and all story content unlocked by playing.
Is Roco Kingdom on Nintendo Switch?
No Switch or Switch 2 version has been announced. The confirmed platforms are PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, iOS and Android.
Final thoughts
Roco Kingdom has everything it needs to become the next big creature collector outside China: a huge cast of Jinies, a cozy social world and a fair free-to-play model. The closed beta is the first step, and the next one is a release date. Pre-register now and check back here, because we will update this guide as soon as Morefun Studios confirms when the global launch happens.












