Modifier chips made in Alien Labs are charge-based power-ups that enhance your loot potential in raids. There're three types of chips, each designed to be slotted into either Skins, Keys, or Modules.

• Chips contain multiple charges and break after all charges have been used.

• Boost loot quality for any stash you personally open.

• If another player opens the stash, they may receive lower-tier loot.

Chips are crucial for players who want to extract the most valuable loot.

Welcome to KOKODI, a fantasy extraction shooter set in a world divided between two rival clans. A world haunted by terrifying monsters. A world stitched together from the fragments of forgotten civilizations. A world without adults.

Whether you're a scavenger, builder, fighter, or something in between — this wiki will guide you not just on how to survive in this cruel world — but how to thrive.

Let’s begin.

Keys grant access to premium raids, where the best loot and rarest materials are found. Free Keys do not provide any baseline Qualia charge, while premium Keys do include a Qualia charge.

Each Key has a rarity, which determines:

• How much Qualia can power it

• How many Modifier Chip slots it supports

• The tier of raid it can open (affecting rewards)

• How many total resurrections you can have per raid (3 resurrections by default, higher-rarity Keys can grant additional resurrections)

include a daily reserve of Qualia, allowing players to power a Key once per day — saving premium currency. Rarer characters provide more Qualia for higher-tier raids.

Free players can still always access free raids — a great way to learn the game, though they won’t yield premium resources.

Skins transform your character’s appearance and can be customized with various modifiers. They come in different rarities; higher rarity means more slots for Modifier Chips.

Acquiring Skins

• Crafting: Skins can be produced through a complex crafting chain.

• : They can be bought or sold on both primary and secondary markets.

• Drops: There’s a very low chance to find skins during raids.

Passive Bonuses & Modifiers

• Each Skin provides a passive luck bonus when opening chests.

• Skins may also be compatible with additional modifiers via Modifier Chips, giving even more powerful effects.

Elemental Affinity

• Every Skin is associated with one or more (e.g., Fire, Water, Earth, etc.).

• This elemental affinity allows you to open extremely rare elemental stashes.

  • For example, if you find a Water elemental chest and your Skin is aligned with Water, you can open that valuable chest.

Skins are not just cosmetic; they’re crucial for maximizing loot potential and accessing exclusive in-raid opportunities.

Upon your first login, you will be prompted to create a character by customizing their appearance, selecting base attributes, and choosing an elemental affinity.

This character serves as your primary game account, tracking key aspects of your progression. These include:

• Skill Development: Progress across four major skill branches—Strength, Agility, Endurance, and Intelligence

• Achievements and Leaderboards: Earn in-game achievements and track your global ranking

• Inventory Management: All items and equipment are stored with this character

• and System: Your character’s unique progression tree and module configurations are permanently linked to this account

Players may own multiple character accounts, additional character slots must be purchased.

Trees are premium shelters used for , refining, and . Without a Tree, players cannot:

• Mint

• Refine resources (, Phials of )

• Create or upgrade materials through specialized

Elemental Powder is a refined product created from Elemental Stone Fragments and traded between players. It is necessary for:

• Alien Lab chip crafting

• Infusing gear with elemental properties

• Boosting advanced recipes, including $KOKO minting

• Upgrading in-game items to give them elemental effects

There are nine known elemental types:

🔥 Fire

💧 Water

⛰ Earth

☁️ Air

🌳 Nature

☀️ Light

🌑 Darkness

🌌 Void

🧪 Corruption

Elemental Fragments, Powder, and Stones are essential materials for game crafting that can be obtained through various in-game activities or traded between players.

• Fragments → Soulbound, non-tradable resources that can be dropped during raids.

• Elevated Elemental Fragments → Purified materials obtained by refining regular Fragments, required to be combined with a fully crafted Stone for advanced forging and crafting recipes.

• Powder → A tradeable currency, refined from Fragments.

• Stones → Crafted items

There are nine known elemental types:

🔥 Fire

💧 Water

⛰ Earth

☁️ Air

🌳 Nature

☀️ Light

🌑 Darkness

🌌 Void

🧪 Corruption

Qualia is a non-crypto currency and KOKODI’s premium currency.

It plays a crucial role in how players:

• Access and scale premium

• and upgrade items

Genesis NFTs are the original, legacy digital assets of KOKODI with in-game utility:

Each KOKODI Character contains a built-in reserve of that can be used once per day to power a — effectively saving premium currency. You can only use 1 KOKODI Character per raid.

Supersweet Slime is a refined product created from Rainbow Spice, Pumpkin Seeds and Candy Snails and traded between players. It is necessary for minting .

Rooms are spaces inside Tree branches that can hold one or more Modules and decor items, depending on their rarity. The rarity of a Room is not linked to the Tree rarity. Rooms of any rarity can be installed on Trees.

Entering a raid is one thing — making it out alive is another. If you don’t want to lose the loot you’ve fought hard to collect, you need a Safe Container. Any items stored inside it stay safe, even if you die during the raid. The rarity of the Safe Container determines it's capacity:

Repairing

Every time you die or fail to safely extract through the portal, your Safe Container take damage. To keep them from breaking, you’ll need to repair them using one of these options:

1. Fast Repair (uses ).

2. Basic Repairing (long wait time).

3. SC Repairing Station – Repair your own or earn by fixing others Safe Containers via auto-filled orders.

$KOKO is the main cryptocurrency that drives the KOKODI economy. $KOKO a fair launch token with no allocation to the team or investors. Players can primarily receive $KOKO through minting.

Max Issuance, Allocation & Vesting

The maximum issuance of $KOKO Tokens is 5,000,000,000 and the majority of it would be generated by playing the game and minting $KOKO from Syrup in Candy Foundry.

Modules are specialized structures placed within . Each one serves a unique function in processing or producing resources. The rarer the module, the greater its production power — and the higher the chance it will generate high-tier items or :

The Arena serves as your training base and a dedicated place for PvP combat in the Kokodi universe. This game mode features intense, team-based action with unique systems and style.

Mode Overview

• Team Size: 4 vs 4

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Raids are the core playable experience in KOKODI. You and 11 others spawn from portals at the edge of the map. The goal: explore, loot, and extract before the 20-minute timer runs out.

• Loot is hidden in stashes (chests, jewellery boxes, cabinets) scattered across the level.

• High-tier stashes are often guarded by mobs or locked behind co-op puzzles.

• Elemental Stone Fragments are the most valuable resource, crucial for minting $KOKO.

• Loot rarity is determined when the stash is opened, based on:

  • Total used to power (in premium raids)

  • Any active

Death and Loot Protection

If you die, you’ll respawn at a random portal on the edge of the map. Any unprotected loot is lost on death but Items stored in your are always preserved, no matter what happens. Your equipped are also permanently protected. To keep all your loot, you’ll need to successfully extract before time runs out.

To retain all the loot, you must escape before the 20-minute raid timer ends. Multiple extraction portals are scattered across the map. At 17 minutes, a final central portal appears — a last chance to escape before the raid ends.

PvP in Raids

Raids are primarily PvE, but is always enabled. Players may attack each other to gain access to loot or control key areas. Cooperation is often more rewarding, especially for unlocking puzzles and surviving tougher mob zones.