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Open-World creature collector Roco Kingdom opens Beta Test access and debuts gameplay overview. Morefun Studios and publisher Tencent have launched pre-downloads and status checking for the global "Quack Quack" closed beta test of Roco Kingdom, their open-world creature-collecting RPG. The update arrives alongside a comprehensive gameplay overview trailer, outlining exploration mechanics, creature collection, and multiplayer features for the long-running franchise's worldwide debut. Preorder Games Quack Quack Beta Test details and access steps. Players who registered for the closed beta can verify their acceptance status on the game's official website using their Level Infinite Pass credentials. Key operational details for the test include: Preorder Games * Beta Test Timeline: Pre-downloads are available immediately for approved users, with servers officially opening on October 27, 2026, across PC, Android, and iOS devices. * Cross-Play and Save Policy: The test supports cross-platform play across PC and mobile devices using a single account, though all test account save data will be wiped prior to the final release. * Monetization and Language Support: The beta build includes English and Japanese language options with all in-game microtransactions disabled. * Ongoing Recruitment: Lucky Drops pre-registration remains open on the main site, allowing unapproved players a chance to gain access during the rollout. Gameplay overview, Jinies, and monetization model. While Roco Kingdom has operated as a popular web-based title in China since 2010, the new release rebuilds the IP into a full 3D open-world RPG set on the continent of Carosia. Players explore the world to collect over 400 elemental creatures known as Jinies, attending classes at the Magic Academy, and engaging in both solo content and co-op PvE activities. The game eschews gacha mechanics for creature acquisition, focusing instead on open-world capture systems and cosmetics-only season passes for monetization. Strategic turn-based PvP features equalized level scaling and an 18-class elemental system to ensure competitive balance. Roco Kingdom is slated for a full multi-platform release in 2027 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, and mobile platforms. Preorder Games Sai is a social media manager and senior web content creator who spends his days juggling game research, deadlines, and the usual existential crisis. When he isn't crafting content that hopefully goes viral, he's a dedicated single parent doing his best to navigate work life balance. And in the rare moments when free time actually appears, he's usually found with his two dogs, who are fully convinced they're the ones in charge.

GDAI gears up to host India Game Developer Conference (IGDC) 2026. Powered by ELCOT in partnership with Nazara Technologies, KRAFTON India and Tencent, the 18th edition of IGDC focuses on championing indie game development and convening the gaming ecosystem in Chennai. The India Game Developer Conference (IGDC) organised by the Game Developer Association of India (GDAI), India's apex industry body for game development, will return for its 18th edition from 28 to 31 October at the Chennai Trade Centre. The four-day conference, powered by ELCOT in partnership with Nazara Technologies, KRAFTON India and Tencent, will champion indie game development and bring together developers, publishers, investors and other stakeholders from across the gaming ecosystem. IGDC is the country's most prominent platform that brings together leading figures from the global and Indian gaming economy underscoring India's emergence as a billion-dollar gaming powerhouse. Over its 17 editions, IGDC has served as the epicentre of India's game development ecosystem, connecting creators, studios, investors, and publishers. The 2026 edition is expected to draw more than 10,000 attendees and over 90 speakers, featuring a vibrant expo of global and indie innovators. With India's gaming sector projected to reach $2.4 Billion in revenue by 2029 and a gamer community exceeding 550 million, the 18th edition builds on GDAI's mission to expand innovation, access and opportunity across the country. At its core, the conference aims to give independent developers the ecosystem and connections they need to move from making games to building sustainable, globally ambitious businesses. What to expect? The first two days of the 2026 edition will feature an exceptional line-up of global voices from the video gaming world, including experts in technology, design, investing, publishing, and education. From spotlighting 60 exceptional indie developers and studios to celebrating women shaping the future of games, the 18th edition of IGDC will feature a range of initiatives designed to support indie game developers and foster industry connections. These include Investor-Publisher (IP) Connect, with 32 participating organisations and more expected to join, including global publishers Devolver Digital, Headup, Voodoo, Miniclip and KRAFTON, alongside Indian gaming companies Nazara Technologies and Felicity Games, and investors such as Makers Fund, Lumikai, Elevation and Prime Venture Partners. IP Connect meetings will further facilitate business matchmaking between studios, publishers and investors. For the final two days, IGDC Playground opens the event to players and creators, who can try original games from Indian studios and meet the teams behind them. Sridhar Muppidi, Chairperson, Game Developers Association of India (GDAI) said, "GDAI has worked to turn individual talent into a national industry, opening business opportunities for studios, training the next generation of developers and working with the government on policies that support game development. IGDC is where that work comes together, the platform where developers, publishers, investors and technology partners have met across 18 editions to build the industry. This year, with 60 indie studios on the showcase and two days open to the public, we are taking Indian games to a much wider audience." The return to Chennai follows the 2025 edition at which the Tamil Nadu government signed memoranda of understanding with Nazara Technologies, Lakshya Digital and Reliance Games, signalling long-term commitments to game development in the state. Thiru B Vishnu Chandran, IAS, Managing Director, Electronics Corporation of Tamil Nadu Ltd (ELCOT) said, "We are happy to welcome IGDC back to Chennai for the second consecutive year. The animation, visual effects, gaming and comics sector is central to Tamil Nadu's vision for the creative economy. We are committed to nurturing local talent, encouraging innovation and helping businesses grow. We invite Indian and global companies to invest, collaborate and build from Tamil Nadu, and IGDC is the ideal platform to showcase the State's potential as a gaming hub"