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When does the Aniimo closed beta end?

Here's how long you have left before saying goodbye to Idyll - for now.

A creature sitting on a log in Aniimo.
Credit: Pawprint Studio
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Aniimo's closed beta is ending this weekend.

The free-to-play monster catching and collecting game by Pawprint Studio has been in closed beta since the 9th July, giving invited players an early taste of what to expect ahead of a full release later this year.

This guide explains when the Aniimo closed beta will end, and what you can do before it ends to carry some data over to the full game.

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What time does the Aniimo closed beta end in BST, CEST, EDT and PDT?

The Aniimo closed beta has an end date for Saturday, 25th July at midnight CST (China Standard Time). This is at the following times in Europe and the Americas, also on Saturday, 25th July:

The above closure times applies to all three servers - Aniimo-AP, Aniimo-EU and Aniimo-NA.


Does anything carry forward from the beta, and will there be another Aniimo beta?

Though all player data will be wiped after the beta ends, you can keep one Aniimo to take with you to the full release by 'sealing' it as part of the Reunion Promise event.

A crowd of people in a hub area in Aniimo.
Credit: Pawprint Studio

Only certain Aniimo qualify. Here's what the official comms say:

All Aniimo can be sealed, with the exception of Prismana Form Aniimo and certain special Aniimo (including Helion, Soleon, Lunara, Fennelun, Irisalis, Fulmintis, Dazmand, Besauce, Somniwing).

Darkler Aniimo, Sparkling Aniimo, and Alpha Aniimo are eligible for sealing.

You can also change your choice of sealed Aniimo before the decision is made final. There's more details here:

Second Closed Beta: [Reunion Promise] Event FAQ | aniimo

So far, there has been two closed betas on PC and mobile devices (iOS and Android). As for future beta dates, that's so far unconfirmed - and with release planned for later this year, that might be your lot.

And if you're not in the beta, you can watch the opening hour here:

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Matthew Reynolds is founder and editor of One More Catch, and has covered Pokémon Go since day one. An award-winning games journalist based in the UK, he has written for Polygon, Eurogamer, Digital Spy, The Guardian, and Retro Gamer magazine.

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