Pocketgamer iconPocketgamerAug 25, 2026

Roco Kingdom sees the hit Chinese browser game make the jump to mobile

Add onto that co-operative cross-platform play, and it's a pretty compelling pitch. As Chinese studios increasingly take a dominant role in gaming, including on mobile, it's become common to see previously Chinese-only franchises make the jump to the West.

Roco Kingdom sees the hit Chinese browser game make the jump to mobile

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As Chinese studios increasingly take a dominant role in gaming, including on mobile, it's become common to see previously Chinese-only franchises make the jump to the West.

The latest to do so is the previously browser-only creature-collector Roco Kingdom, which is now set to make its way to mobile!

Coming courtesy of Morefun Studios and Tencent, Roco Kingdom sees you entering the magical world of Carosia and exploring its vast, wild landscapes.

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As Chinese studios increasingly take a dominant role in gaming, including on mobile, it's become common to see previously Chinese-only franchises make the jump to the West. The latest to do so is the previously browser-only creature-collector Roco Kingdom, which is now set to make its way to mobile! Coming courtesy of Morefun Studios and Tencent, Roco Kingdom sees you entering the magical world of Carosia and exploring its vast, wild landscapes.

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  • Along the way, you'll discover, capture and train over 400 of Roco Kingdom's signature creatures, the Jinies.
  • Add onto that co-operative cross-platform play, and it's a pretty compelling pitch.

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