SokoPlay has been live for a while now, and you have been putting it through its paces. That time was never meant to be permanent — it was there so the rough edges could surface with real players rather than in testing. Enough of them have now been found and dealt with that it no longer makes sense to call it a beta.
So, as of today, SokoPlay moves out of beta and into its alpha stage.
The label matters less than what stands behind it. Beta was us asking whether the thing worked at all. Alpha is us saying it does — the games behave the way they should, the balances add up, and the parts that used to need watching now look after themselves.
It does not mean finished. Alpha still means active development, and there is plenty on the list. What changes is the starting point: from here on, the work is about adding to something that holds together, rather than shoring up something that might not.
The slot got the biggest visual overhaul. The frame, the header, and the way wins are presented were all rebuilt — cleaner, calmer, and a lot closer to how the rest of the site looks.
Bonus Buy is new. If you would rather not wait for the free spins round to trigger on its own, you can now buy it outright at a fixed price and go straight in.
Live Bets is new. A feed of every settled round now sits under the games — on the lobby it falls between the game list and the About section, and on a game page it sits directly beneath the game itself. It runs on three tabs: Latest Bets for every round as it settles, My Bets for your own, and High Rollers for stakes of 100 points and up. Each row shows who played, which game, the stake, the multiplier, and the payout.
Exchange is less restrictive. The cap on how much you can convert in one go is gone — the daily limit stays, but the amount is now up to you and your balance.
Betting limits were adjusted across the games, so the ceilings are consistent everywhere rather than differing game to game.
The home page was reworked too, with a Quick Links section that puts Bonuses, the Leaderboard, Challenges, and the rest one tap away instead of buried in the menu.
On top of that, a number of smaller style corrections went in across the site. Nothing you need to relearn — spacing, wording, and a handful of screens brought in line with everything around them. The kind of changes you are more likely to feel than notice.
Raffles — a proper place to enter draws and see what is up for grabs.
Community — a home for the people who make this thing worth running.
More SokoPlay — additional games and features, now that the foundation is solid enough to build on.
Both Raffles and Community are already visible in the menu, marked as coming soon. They are not live yet, but they are close enough to put on the board.
If something looks off or behaves strangely, tell us — that feedback is exactly what moved SokoPlay this far, and it is what will move it further.