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Cookie Run: Kingdom 2D RP Guide: First steps when you join

Cookie Run: Kingdom 2D RP

Mewthical, Playing 32, Rating 94.1%

Creator Mewthical

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Rating 94.1%

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Overview

Cookie Run: Kingdom 2D RP is a fan-made roleplay game on Roblox built around the world of Cookie Run: Kingdom, developed by Mewthical and a small team. Up to 40 players can share a server at once, and collecting morphs and badges is a core part of the experience. This guide covers how to get started, how to earn badges, and what to know about limited-time events.

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Contents

01 First steps when you join Step 02 Three types of badges and how they work Table 03 Earning staff-driven badges Tips 04 Limited-time event badges — what to know Warn 05 What to expect from updates Summary 06 Glossary Words 07 Common questions FAQ

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First steps when you join

Step

In short Joining the game automatically earns you a badge, and checking for active events right away can net you exclusive morphs.

The moment you join, the Welcome badge is yours without doing anything extra. Because some of these event rewards disappear forever once the event ends, it is worth checking immediately after you spawn.

Spawn in the Welcome badge is awarded automatically on your first join.
Note the date holiday badges like the Halloween 2025 badge and the 4th of July badge are only available on or during their specific window.

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Three types of badges and how they work

Table

In short Badges fall into three distinct categories, each with a completely different unlock method.

Knowing which category a badge belongs to tells you exactly what you need to do to earn it. Story badges, event badges, and staff-driven badges all play by different rules.

Story badges	examples include Fallen Happiness, Shattered Resolution, Living Breathing Despair, and The Creation of Earthbread.
Date or event badges	awarded just for being in the game during a specific window, such as Halloween 2025 or the 4th of July badge.
Staff-driven badges	require a staff member to be online and actively spawning objects, as with Swift Collector and Luckiest Trick-or-Treater.

Earning staff-driven badges

Tips

In short Staff-driven badges depend on a staff member being online and spawning a Pumpkin.

Two Halloween-season badges, Swift Collector and Luckiest Trick-or-Treater, are only obtainable when a staff member spawns a Pumpkin in the game world. Swift Collector is awarded for collecting one of those Pumpkins, while Luckiest Trick-or-Treater is a rare badge from the same Pumpkins.

Tips worth knowing

Collect a Pumpkin spawned by a staff member to earn Swift Collector.
Luckiest Trick-or-Treater is a rare outcome from the same Pumpkins.

Limited-time event badges — what to know

Warn

In short Event badges are gone for good once their window closes, so you need to log in during the event and not after.

Several badges in this game are permanently locked once their event ends. The 100k Visits Event badge, the 1 Million Visits Event badge, and the Halloween 2025 badge are examples that have already closed. Future events will follow the same pattern.

Worth watching out for

Log in on the exact date for holiday badges missing the day means missing the badge.

The 4th of July badge rewards Firecracker Cookie.

Closed events like the 100k and 1 Million Visits events cannot be completed anymore.

What to expect from updates

Summary

Mewthical and the development team are working on new features continuously, though the pace is unhurried by design. One badge is currently listed as unreleased, so new content is still on the way.

Update pace　slow by the developer's own description.
Unreleased content　at least one badge is confirmed to be planned but not yet in the game.
Project type　non-profit fan game with no affiliation to Devsisters, the original Cookie Run rights holder.
Server size　up to 40 players per server.

Glossary

Staff: Members of the game's development or moderation team who can spawn special objects like Pumpkins during events.
Devsisters: The company that created the original Cookie Run franchise; this fan game is not affiliated with them.
Pumpkin: A special object spawned by staff members; collecting one earns Swift Collector and gives a chance at Luckiest Trick-or-Treater.

Common questions

FAQ

Is this an official Cookie Run game?

No — it is a fan-made, non-profit project. All rights to Cookie Run and its assets belong to Devsisters, and the developers are not affiliated with Devsisters in any way.

How do I get the Pumpkin badges?

A staff member has to be online and actively spawn a Pumpkin in the game world. Collect the Pumpkin to earn Swift Collector; Luckiest Trick-or-Treater is a rare badge from that same Pumpkin.

Can I still earn the 100k or 1 Million Visits badges?

No — both of those events have already ended and the badges are no longer obtainable.

When will new content be added?

The developers have said to expect slow updates because the game is made by a small team. New features and improvements are added as frequently as the team is able to manage.

Updated Nov 4, 2026
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