K

Kuroro Beasts

KURO

Blockchain monster collecting and battling game ecosystem

Performances

RD Popularity Index

3391.43% (24h)
0100200300400500
Project Rank: 2573/15394

RD Growth Index

2300.85% (24h)
0400800120016002000
Project Rank: 2400/15394
Comparison:
1h24h7d30d60d90d
0.74%1.28%51.24%13.39%92.55%--

Comparison

Event Calendar

May 30, 2024
Kuroro Beasts raised $ 2.5 M in strategic financing
Oct 30, 2025
Kuroro Beasts launches KURO token

Fundraising

Follow Updates

Follow Lists

People

About Kuroro Beasts

Kuroro Beasts is a multi-game blockchain ecosystem set on the Kuroro Islands. Its core offerings include Kuroro Ranch (a tamagotchi-style farming game), Kuroro Wilds (a real-time creature-capture RPG), and Beast Brawl (a web-based PvP turn-based battler reminiscent of Pokémon battles). Players own in-game assets as NFTs, which are interoperable across all games in the ecosystem.

The main competitive edge lies in cross-game asset interoperability, a fixed token supply ($KURO, 1 billion cap) to prevent inflation, and game design rooted in competitive Pokémon VGC experience, ensuring deep strategic combat. The ecosystem unifies farming, RPG, and PvP genres into one interconnected world.

Market pain points addressed: blockchain games often lock assets within single titles, limiting true ownership and utility. Kuroro Beasts solves this by allowing NFTs to function across multiple game modes, creating a player-driven economy. It also tackles the lack of meaningful tokenomics by integrating $KURO into farming, staking, and battle rewards.

In the past six months (2026-03-13 to 2026-09-13), the project migrated to the Ronin blockchain for lower fees and faster transactions, launched staking systems for Origin Beasts, and continued its Play-to-Airdrop campaign distributing 30 million $KURO tokens. The Beast Brawl Early Access has been live since August 2023, with ongoing seasonal content updates.

Negative developments within two years: the project faced market volatility affecting token value, and the migration to Ronin caused temporary asset transfer friction for some users. Regulatory uncertainty in blockchain gaming remains a persistent risk.

Updated: Sep 13, 2026

José Gabriel Ocampo: Co-founder & CEO, Product Lead. Software engineer and lawyer with 6+ years in tech startups, in Web3 since 2019. Former tech lead at Synthesis School; previously worked in law (Novoa & Araya) and as a professional poker player.

Julio Navarro: Co-founder & CTO. Software engineer with 8+ years in tech startups and 6+ years leading engineering teams. Former tech lead at Synthesis School alongside Ocampo. The two have collaborated for over 4 years.

Updated: Sep 5, 2026