Roco Kingdom English Beta Begins October 27

The localized English version of Roco Kingdom has entered its closed beta phase, marking the franchise's first Western release. Originally a long-running Chinese browser game that expanded into film and television adaptations, the series now arrives as a 3D creature collector for PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and mobile devices.
Set in the magical world of Carosia, players assume the role of a rookie magic student tasked with capturing and training creatures called jinies. The narrative centers on investigating a mysterious windstorm that causes these creatures to become aggressive. Gameplay features an open-world structure where students complete assignments from their academy hub, gradually unlocking new areas and higher-level targets.
Combat utilizes turn-based mechanics similar to traditional monster-catching titles, requiring players to exploit elemental weaknesses among various jini types. The current beta build includes starter partners like Meevy and showcases a diverse roster of adorable creatures within a vast, explorable environment.
Siliconera reported on October 22 that the Roco Kingdom Quack Quack beta test begins on October 27.
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Original headline at Siliconera: “Preview: Roco Kingdom is a Magical Monster Collector”
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