Short answers on price, gacha, co-op, languages, the beta wipe and the global release. Questions without a published answer are marked Open.
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What it costs to start, and what the developer has said about random pulls.
Steam lists Roco Kingdom as free to play and coming soon. Morefun Studios, a Tencent Games subsidiary, develops and publishes it. During the Quack Quack Test, in-app purchases are turned off, so a tester cannot buy anything inside that build.
Steam tags the full game with in-app purchases. The test disables them. No item prices for the global version are published, so a shop price cannot be listed here yet.
Morefun Studios says there is no randomized gacha and no pay-to-win element. That statement covers the China edition and the global plan. It is the developer's account of the business model, not a store receipt you can check line by line.
PvP battles are turn-based and are billed as fair fights where strategy beats stats. The developer also says there is no pay-to-win element. Spending is not presented as a way to raise battle stats.
Who you can play with, and which languages are listed.
Steam tags the game single-player as well as multiplayer. You can catch Jinies, follow the story and fight without a party. Online co-op, PvP and cross-platform multiplayer are separate tags for when you want other players.
Players on PC, console and mobile can party together. Steam also tags online co-op and cross-platform multiplayer. Social play includes decorating a home, farming, visiting homes, riding Jinies together, Jini Blessing and Lineup Mirroring.
Steam lists 11 languages. English and Japanese have full audio. The other listed languages are French, German, Traditional Chinese, Brazilian Portuguese, Latin American Spanish, Korean, Russian, Indonesian and Thai. The Quack Quack Test runs in English and Japanese.
The mainland China edition is published by Tencent as Roco Kingdom: World. Global pages keep the name Roco Kingdom.
What happens to test characters, and which platforms have a date.
Yes. Characters and progress from the Quack Quack Test are removed, and that data is deleted within 30 days after the test ends. The Season Roco Pass is free in the test, and the Jini picked for it cannot be changed.
Sign-ups closed on 20 October 2026. Access stays on the Level Infinite account that received it and cannot be transferred. From 22 October 2026 that account can check its status on the official site. A new public signup window is not listed.
No global release day is published. Steam marks the game coming soon. The announced platforms are Windows PC, PlayStation, Xbox, iOS and Android. The China edition, Roco Kingdom: World, has been live since 26 March 2026.
PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S are on the announced global list, with no day attached. Nintendo Switch 2 development is on hold, and PlayStation, Xbox, PC and mobile are planned first. No Nintendo Switch version was announced.
The Quack Quack Test opened at 04:30 UTC on 27 October 2026. The launch notice does not give an end time, so the length of the test is still open.
The test wipes characters and progress, then deletes that data within 30 days after the test ends. Nothing in the beta notice says those saves return at launch.
Official news for the global test does not list redeem codes. The code players run into is the TestFlight invitation Apple sends to an eligible account, which is not a promo code you type into the game.
