Disney Lorcana Multiplayer Beta Opens for Public Feedback
The codename project retains familiar multiplayer rules but raises the lore target, with app access and a survey supporting review before launch.
Ravensburger has begun public testing of [Format Coconut], a newly developed multiplayer format for the Disney Lorcana TCG. Access to the format’s information starts in the Companion app, while player responses will inform work on the current card designs and ideas for possible additions before any official launch.
Under the codename
The Ravensburger Game Design team is developing the project under the [Format Coconut] codename. Group play predates this test: the announcement says designers imagined several people playing together from the game’s early planning, and players have since used the basic multiplayer rules with more than two participants. The open beta places that established multiplayer use alongside a distinct format now being presented for community review.
Rules and prior testing
The disclosed gameplay keeps the normal multiplayer Disney Lorcana rules, apart from a target of 25 lore. The team previously tested [Format Coconut] privately in China and at Disney Lorcana Challenge Indianapolis. Ravensburger reports positive responses from those sessions, but the project remains in beta rather than moving directly to an official launch. This is the only stated gameplay departure.
What feedback covers
Feedback covers two defined areas: individual [Coconut] card designs already presented for testing and possibilities for future [Coconut] cards. Ravensburger says it wants an open dialogue with players throughout the beta. Anyone who tests the format may respond through a newly opened survey. The process therefore asks participants to move from actual play into a structured response, rather than treating access alone as the end of the test.
Access and participation
Starting July 28, 2026, players can find [Format Coconut] information in the Disney Lorcana TCG Companion app. The announcement also points to Gen Con, beginning July 30, in its instructions on how to get involved. For players away from that event, the app supplies the stated information channel, and the survey offers a feedback route once they have tested the format.
Context
Why it matters
For competitive players and collectors, the immediate significance is procedural: [Format Coconut] can be examined now, but it is not a finished launch. Its 25-lore target, app documentation and survey define what can currently be tested and evaluated, while Ravensburger is still requesting input on present and possible future card designs.
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