In Brief:
- Kindra launched a Halloween event, the developer said in a post on X under the $KINDRA banner.
- The update decorates the game’s valley with jack-o’-lanterns, ghost lanterns at the shrine, scarecrows in the garden and a giant carved pumpkin in the plaza.
- It’s the first seasonal event for the Robinhood Chain skilling MMO, which launched July 10, 2026. The announcement didn’t include dates, rewards or $KINDRA items.
Kindra has launched a Halloween event, putting seasonal decorations across the game’s shared valley.
“$KINDRA HALLOWEEN EVENT IS HERE,” the team said in a post from its @PlayKindra account on X.
$KINDRA HALLOWEEN EVENT IS HERE
The valley dressed up for Halloween. Jack-o'-lanterns grin on every doorstep, ghost lanterns glow at the shrine, scarecrows watch over the garden, and a giant carved pumpkin lights up the plaza.
What changed in the valley
The announcement focused on the decorations. “The valley dressed up for Halloween,” Kindra said.
“Jack-o’-lanterns grin on every doorstep, ghost lanterns glow at the shrine, scarecrows watch over the garden, and a giant carved pumpkin lights up the plaza,” the post said.
The post didn’t say when the event ends. It also didn’t mention seasonal quests, limited-time cosmetics, drop tables or marketplace items. As of Oct. 2, the game’s website and its public guide had no event page. Neither had any Halloween details.
The game
Kindra calls itself “the first playable 3D MMO on Robinhood Chain.” It runs in a browser on desktop and mobile, so there’s nothing to download. The game went live on July 10, 2026. Players can join servers in three regions: Europe, the Americas and Africa.
There are seven skills: Woodcutting, Mining, Fishing, Cooking, Crafting, Foraging and Combat. Each one goes up to level 99. The map has 20 zones, including The Valley, Frostpeak, Sunlit Shore, Petalfall Grove and The Mistwood.
The game already had live multiplayer features before Halloween. These include co-op raids against 11 world bosses and falling-star events, where a glowing star crashes somewhere in the valley. There’s also The Monument, which the developer described as “a server-wide build everyone pours goods into.”
Token and market
Kindra has three currencies. Players earn gold by playing. Gems are a scarcer mid-tier drop, and $KINDRA is the on-chain token. Skilling, building and multiplayer are free. The developer said the token and the on-chain market are entirely optional.
Players use $KINDRA to trade mounts, rare outfits, gear and Founders’ keys directly between wallets. In July, the marketplace began accepting either gold or $KINDRA for any listing. Listings stay up for 30 days. The game’s website said 10% of every gold sale is burned.
On the Robinhood Chain block explorer, the token is listed as Kindra by virtuals (KINDRA). It’s an ERC-20 with a maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens. The developers call $KINDRA a utility token and said it carries no guaranteed earnings.
The Halloween post ended with one last picture of the valley: a giant carved pumpkin lighting up the plaza.
