Aniimo Closed Beta: Dates, Access and the Data Wipe
The Aniimo global closed beta ran from July 9, 2026 on PC, iOS, Android and Steam. It was limited-access and data-wiped, and it ended with gacha removed.
Aniimo’s global closed beta ran from July 9, 2026 (UTC+8) with pre-download from July 8. The official wording was “limited access, non-charging, data-wipe beta”, covering PC (official site download), iOS, Android and Steam. Registration has closed and the game launches on September 16 for PC and consoles and September 23 for mobile.
Beta timeline
| Date | What happened |
|---|---|
| 2026-07-05 | Registration closed |
| 2026-07-08 | Pre-download opened (UTC+8) |
| 2026-07-09 | Global closed beta opened (UTC+8) |
| During the test | The official event page referred to “[Third Closed Beta] Test Access” |
| Around 2026-09-03 | The developers announced the removal of the gacha and rune systems and a rework of the rare-form mechanic |
| 2026-09-16 / 09-23 | Full launch |
The official download guide described the test as limited access, non-charging, data-wipe: limited slots, no payments, and progress that would not carry over.
How you got in
- Register on the official site with an email address.
- Go to the official homepage and click “Log in to Check?” or “Check Beta Access”.
- Enter the email you registered with.
- Mail can be delayed or filtered into spam, so the website check was the reliable route.
What the beta changed
The lasting result of the beta was not progress but systems. After player feedback the developers:
- Removed the gacha and rune systems, and said legendary Aniimo such as Irisalis would be obtainable by exploring the open world and progressing the story from launch.
- Reworked how rare forms appear, replacing pure randomness with Lucky Strikes that raise a region’s prismatic energy, Wild Surges that bring Umbra-form Aniimo into the open world, and the Sparkling Cube that guarantees a perfect-potential capture.
- Added a multi-zone Homeland map, campervan expeditions that can yield rare-form eggs, mobile and controller control improvements, and NPC rematches as endgame content.
Those changes are covered in detail on the price page and the rare forms page.
Claiming your test rewards now
Beta progress does not carry over. Your rewards do, but you have to go and get them. The redemption page is on the official website: sign in with the account you used for the test and you will see your test-exclusive rewards plus any Aniimo eggs stored in the Bonded Promise event.
Two known issues to check first:
- Sealed Eggs have a data bug. Eggs claimed through Bonded Promise have wrong Innate Potential data. The official claim entry is closed for now and will reopen once it is fixed. Until then those eggs are not claimable, and nobody legitimate is offering to claim them for you.
- “This email is already linked to another game”. The developers say this is mostly a data conflict from earlier test accounts that the system misreads. Fill in the official survey instead. The team works through submissions every weekday, so submit once and wait rather than resending it.
If the redemption page shows nothing at all, check that you signed in with the email address you registered with. Anything else goes through official support.
Things to know
- All beta progress was deleted; nothing carried into the launch build. Rewards are not pushed to your account automatically, so claim them yourself.
- Beta eligibility never required anything beyond the official website. Nobody needed to pay or hand over account credentials, and no legitimate “beta code” was ever sold.
The launch schedule is on the release date page and installation is covered in the download guide. Post-launch patches and troubleshooting are on the patch notes page.