Kindra’s valley gets a spooky makeover as first Halloween event goes live

In Brief:

• In a post on X under the $KINDRA banner, the developer of Kindra announced that a Halloween event has gone live.
• Jack-o’-lanterns now dot the game’s valley, ghost lanterns sit at the shrine, scarecrows stand in the garden and a giant carved pumpkin fills the plaza.
• This marks the first seasonal event for the skilling MMO on Robinhood Chain, which debuted July 10, 2026. No dates, rewards or $KINDRA items were included in the announcement.

Halloween has arrived in Kindra, with the developer spreading seasonal decorations throughout the shared valley where players gather.

The team announced the update from its @PlayKindra account on X, writing: “$KINDRA HALLOWEEN EVENT IS HERE.”

What changed in the valley

Decorations were the main focus of the announcement. Kindra wrote that “The valley dressed up for Halloween.”

The post went on: “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.”

No end date for the event was given. The post also made no mention of seasonal quests, limited-time cosmetics, drop tables or marketplace items. As of Oct. 2, neither the game’s website nor its public guide had an event page, and neither contained any Halloween details.

The game

Kindra bills itself as “the first playable 3D MMO on Robinhood Chain.” Because it runs in a browser on both desktop and mobile, players don’t need to download anything. The game launched on July 10, 2026, and offers servers in three regions: Europe, the Americas and Africa.

Players can train seven skills, each with a level cap of 99: Woodcutting, Mining, Fishing, Cooking, Crafting, Foraging and Combat. The world is split into 20 zones, among them The Valley, Frostpeak, Sunlit Shore, Petalfall Grove and The Mistwood.

Live multiplayer content was already part of the game before the Halloween update. Players can team up for co-op raids against 11 world bosses or chase falling-star events, in which a glowing star crashes down somewhere in the valley. The developer also describes The Monument as “a server-wide build everyone pours goods into.”

Token and market

The game uses three currencies. Gold is earned through regular play, gems are a rarer mid-tier drop and $KINDRA is the on-chain token. Skilling, building and multiplayer cost nothing, and according to the developer, both the token and the on-chain market are completely optional.

Mounts, rare outfits, gear and Founders’ keys can be traded wallet to wallet using $KINDRA. Since July, the marketplace has let sellers accept either gold or $KINDRA on any listing, with listings staying live for 30 days. Per the game’s website, 10% of every gold sale is burned.

The Robinhood Chain block explorer lists the token as Kindra by virtuals (KINDRA), an ERC-20 capped at a maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens. The developers describe $KINDRA as a utility token and say it comes with no guaranteed earnings.

The Halloween post closed with a final image of the valley: a giant carved pumpkin lighting up the plaza.