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Roco Kingdom’s Closed Beta Is Live, but Not on Xbox Yet

Roco Kingdom's closed beta started on 27 October, but it isn't on Xbox. The full game is confirmed for Xbox Series X|S, with no release date yet.

Roco Kingdom key art: a young Roco sits on a big green Jini under a huge tree in a sunny meadow, surrounded by small Jinies, with the Roco Kingdom logo in the centre
Roco Kingdom's closed beta is live, but not on Xbox. Image: Morefun Studios / Tencent Games

Roco Kingdom’s first global closed beta, the “Quack Quack Test”, started on 27 October, but Xbox isn’t part of it. The full game is still coming to Xbox Series X|S, with no release date yet.

Roco Kingdom is a free-to-play, open-world creature collector from Morefun Studios, one of Tencent Games’ core studios. You play as a Roco exploring the continent of Carosia, catching and bonding with creatures called Jinies, and teaming up with friends to explore and battle.

No beta on Xbox

The beta is invite-only, and Xbox wasn’t one of the options when sign-ups were open, so there’s no way to play it on Xbox for now. Those who did get in can catch more than 210 Jinies, while the full game will launch with over 400. Beta progress is wiped when the test ends, so Xbox players aren’t missing out on anything that carries over.

The Xbox version is confirmed

Roco Kingdom already has an Xbox Store page, where you can wishlist it. It’s free-to-play, and Morefun promises no pay-to-win. There’s no release date or launch window yet.

Roco Kingdom on Xbox

  • Closed beta on Xbox: no
  • Full game on Xbox: confirmed for Xbox Series X|S
  • Release date: not announced
  • Price: free-to-play

Want the rest, from cross-platform play to how big the game’s launch in China was? Everything we know about Roco Kingdom is in one place, and our Roco Kingdom hub will be updated as soon as Xbox gets a date.

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Duncan Baxter

Duncan Baxter runs Cloudy with Games and its YouTube channel from the UK. He covers Xbox news, what's joining and leaving Game Pass, Play Anywhere & Cloud support, and which games are actually worth your time. The Xbox 360 got him back into gaming, and he's been happily losing evenings to cosy games and Assassin's Creed ever since. Find him on YouTube and X at @cloudywithgames.