Kintara adds a Season Pass, with Season 1 closing Sept. 30

In Brief:

• Kintara introduced a Season Pass for its Solana MMO. Season 1 is live and runs until the end of September.
• The free track pays rewards to every player. Kintara Club members earn extra cosmetics on top of it.
• The pass lands alongside two other September systems: Guild Seasons Season 1, which opened Sept. 1, and the minigames beta that opened Sept. 4.

Kintara has added a Season Pass. Season 1 is already running and closes at the end of the month.

The pass splits into two tracks. The free one is open to anyone playing, and Kintara Club members get what the studio called “additional exclusive cosmetics and rewards” layered on top of it.

That’s the second thing tied to Club membership in short order. The Club’s rewards system went live recently, and the studio handed every member, old and new, a claimable bundle of three gold, a Blue Party Hat and 1,500 XP to mark it.

Three progression tracks at once

The pass doesn’t replace anything. Guild Seasons Season 1 opened Sept. 1 and closes Sept. 30, the same window, and guilds are still pooling mob, PvP and boss kills to climb the leaderboard.

Guilds start at five members and can be expanded to 20 with gold. They get three free days of upkeep, after which they have to be fed: 1,000 wood, 750 stone, 500 coal and 500 fish buys one more day, and larger guilds burn through it faster. Members carry a tag next to their name, can’t damage each other in PvP zones and pick up a 5% XP bonus on everything they do.

Then came the minigames. Kintara opened Arena Deathmatch and Falling Tiles in beta on Sept. 4, with free lobbies and gold-wagered ones where four players stake into a pot and one walks away with it. The house takes 5%.

Daily quests sit under all of it. They cover five skills, including chopping wood, mining stone, catching fish and killing mobs, refresh every 24 hours and pay out gold, XP and the occasional badge. None of it can be automated.

Where the game stands

Kintara launched May 22, 2026, as a browser-based isometric MMO. It has drawn roughly 20,540 monthly active players, with concurrents peaking between 800 and 1,300 across servers.

The game has logged $450,000 in in-game transactions to date and banned 4,000 bots. One trading day alone moved $54,000 between players. Version 3.6 added apartments, banking and merchant cycles, plus a new biome called Frostmere.

Gold handles day-to-day trades, shop purchases and cosmetics. KINS gates the rest, with players holding at least 1,000 of the token to reach the full feature set. Marketplace sales settled in KINS send 95% straight to the seller’s wallet and 5% to the treasury. A paid spin on the Spinner Wheel costs about $3 in KINS, half of which is burned and half of which goes to the treasury.

Seeker tie-in still running

Kintara also has a promotion open with Solana Mobile for Seeker Season 2. Entrants claim a Seeker Hoodie immediately, and crossing 20,000 XP opens a Seeker Chest with a shot at exclusive cosmetics or gold. Neither reward requires staking or buying a token.

The studio hasn’t disclosed an end date, drop rates or eligibility details for that one, and Solana Mobile hadn’t mentioned the collaboration in its own Season 2 posts. Season 2 began in January alongside the Jan. 21 debut of SKR. Participants are scored on onchain activity, dApp exploration and daily device use, on a 30-day reset, and an activated Genesis NFT is required to join.

Kintara has leaned on one-off prizes before. The community raised $10,000 for St. Jude Cancer Research Center in 33 hours through the in-game Wishing Well, with the team kicking in 67 SOL to close the gap and donors competing for a 1/1 Halo, Crown and Golden Slippers. A separate bounty paid out $10,000 in KINS to one player who stacked 1,000 Venomweaver boss kills in three days.

For the pass itself, there’s no published tier list, no reward table and no stated price for Club membership. The announcement said only that “Season 1 is now live until the end of the month.”