Kuroro Wilds Alpha 2.0 Suspended as Team Shifts Focus to Beta
- NFTrixie
- Mar 18
- 3 min read

Kuroro Wilds, the monster-collecting RPG within the Kuroro Beasts gaming ecosystem, has made a surprising decision: the highly anticipated Alpha 2.0 has been suspended just a day before its launch. Instead, the development team has chosen to focus on the upcoming Wilds Beta, which promises a more stable and feature-rich experience.
So, why was Kuroro Wilds Alpha 2.0 canceled? What’s next for the game and its ecosystem? Let’s break it all down in a conversational yet structured manner.
Why Was Kuroro Wilds Alpha 2.0 Suspended?
A day before its scheduled release on March 17th, Kuroro Wilds Alpha 2.0 was officially put on hold. The developers announced via X (Twitter) and Discord that they made this decision after realizing that the Alpha version's engine had too many issues.
Here’s a summary of why the Alpha 2.0 launch was halted:
The engine used for Alpha had become outdated, slow, and inefficient.
The codebase was no longer scalable, making further improvements difficult.
Essential features like multiplayer and networking were missing.
Splitting development efforts between Alpha and Beta versions stretched resources too thin.
The team decided to prioritize Wilds Beta, which promises a superior experience.
Rather than investing time into fixing an engine they planned to abandon, the team thought it best to focus entirely on Wilds Beta to ensure a high-quality release later this year.
The Success of Kuroro Wilds Alpha 1.0
Before deciding to cancel Alpha 2.0, the developers launched Alpha 1.0 in an event called “The Arrival”, where players could participate in a play-to-airdrop (P2A) event for a share of 30 million $KURO tokens.
Here’s how well it performed:
120,000 daily active users (DAU)
250,000 weekly active users (WAU)
400,000 total players
Overwhelmingly positive community feedback
The numbers were great, and so was the reception. This success is what led the developers to consider an Alpha 2.0 launch in the first place. However, after assessing the codebase issues, the decision was made to scrap Alpha 2.0 entirely and move forward with Beta development.
What Is Kuroro Wilds Beta?
Kuroro Wilds Beta is being built as the definitive version of the game, improving upon everything introduced in Alpha. While Alpha was more of a proof of concept, the Beta aims to deliver a fully functional blockchain game.
Some expected upgrades in Wilds Beta:
A new and improved game engine
Full multiplayer and networking capabilities
More optimized and scalable codebase
Expanded play-to-airdrop mechanics
New bosses, missions, and VIP passes
A seamless integration with the Kuroro Beasts ecosystem
This shift ensures that players will get a more polished experience with fewer technical issues.

Kuroro Beasts' Updated Roadmap
In their Discord announcement, the Kuroro Beasts team also teased a new roadmap ahead of the $KURO Token Generation Event (TGE). Here’s what they revealed:
Ronin Migration of Origins and Gen2 Beasts
Origin Staking Migration to Ronin
Launch of Kuroro Ancients on Ronin
Beast Brawl Revival with new features and play-to-airdrop
Kuroro Wilds Beta Launch with a new game loop and more P2A opportunities
[REDACTED] – A secret upcoming feature
TGE (Token Generation Event)
Sponsorships, $KURO staking, status system & teams
Much more!
The roadmap kicks off in April, with updates rolling out over the following months. The developers also confirmed that the $KURO sources will be consolidated within the Kuroro Hub, unifying account systems across the ecosystem.
What This Means for Blockchain Gaming
The decision to halt Alpha 2.0 and focus on Wilds Beta is a strategic move that highlights a key trend in blockchain gaming:
Developers are increasingly prioritizing long-term quality over short-term hype.
Play-to-airdrop mechanics continue to be an effective way to attract users.
Web3 games need scalable engines and proper infrastructure to sustain growth.
Kuroro Beasts' decision aligns with the broader goal of creating high-quality, sustainable blockchain games rather than rushing incomplete projects.
What’s Next for Kuroro Wilds?
As the team shifts gears toward Wilds Beta, here’s what players can expect:
Frequent updates and sneak peeks into Beta development
A more refined and feature-rich gaming experience
Potential new play-to-airdrop events
Further integration into the Kuroro Beasts ecosystem
In the immediate future, the Kuroro Beasts team is attending the Game Developers Conference (GDC) in San Francisco, where they will meet with industry leaders, partners, and investors to further strengthen their project.
Final Thoughts
While the suspension of Alpha 2.0 may come as a disappointment to some, the decision ultimately ensures a better, more polished Wilds Beta. The Kuroro Beasts ecosystem remains committed to delivering a top-tier blockchain gaming experience, and all signs point to an exciting future.
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