CRK Town Square Guide — Shop, Rewards and Weekly Events

Stand in Cuckoo Town Square and do nothing for an hour, and Cookie Run: Kingdom hands you 240 Stamina Jellies, 120 Juicy Stamina Jellies and 480 Town Square Coins. That is on top of a shop, a Post Office, two rotating mini-events and a currency that gates your Icing Gacha pulls.

This is what is actually in Town Square, what each system pays, and on what schedule.

What an hour in Town Square is worth

Cuckoo Town Square is the social hub added permanently in v5.7 (July 17, 2024), after a temporary trial run in v5.3 earlier that year. Players move around it with their MyCookie, chat, and interact with NPCs — but underneath the social layer are four separate reward systems: passive time rewards, a rotating shop, a Post Office, and two alternating mini-events. None of them require you to do anything skill-based; they require you to know they exist.

The passive rewards

Every 5 minutes spent in Town Square fills a progress bar. Fandom's table (last revised in May) has each tick paying 10 Stamina Jellies, 5 Juicy Stamina Jellies and 20 Town Square Coins, claimable 24 times a day. Devsisters' July 29, 2026 (v7.7) update notice then doubled the reward per 5-minute tick and kept the daily maximum the same, cutting the time to fill the bar from 2 hours to 1. On Fandom's figures, that is 20 Stamina Jellies, 10 Juicy Stamina Jellies and 40 Town Square Coins a tick. Twelve ticks (60 minutes) reach the unchanged daily cap of 240 Stamina Jellies, 120 Juicy Stamina Jellies and 480 Town Square Coins. The same update raised the Time Booster from Town Square Games from +5 to +10 minutes. cookierun.wiki's table also lists Fate Stamina Jellies, the Timeline of Fate stamina, capped at 72 a day.

Rewards accumulate whether or not you are actively doing anything, but they are not banked — whatever is sitting unclaimed resets at the daily reset, so the habit that actually pays is: open Town Square, let it run in the background for the hour it takes to fill, then claim before you log off.

The Town Square shop

Catnip Cookie runs a shop that refreshes every 2 days and spends Town Square Coins. Fandom lists two permanent slots, with the rest rotating. Devsisters' July 29 notice also refers to the shop's Bell of Glory item slots, which cookierun.wiki prices at 3,000 coins:

The 3,000-coin Soulstone slot is the one worth checking every refresh: it is a source of Super Epic Cookie soulstones, which mostly cannot be farmed outside their own event gachas — our Cookie rarity guide covers why that tier is time-gated. If the featured Super Epic is already at max promotion, the wiki notes the slot is replaced by a Soulcore instead.

One inconsistency worth flagging rather than smoothing over: the wiki's own summary line says the shop carries "6 items" with "3 items from the random stock," but its published shop table lists only 2 random-stock columns alongside the 2 permanent and up to 4 seasonal ones. Take the table, not the summary sentence, as the more reliable count — but don't be surprised if a third random slot shows up that the table doesn't yet document.

The Post Office: three free rolls a day

Mailtriever Pups scattered around the square offer a choice of 1 of 3 random rewards every 2 hours, starting at 00:00 GMT+9. Each window now stays open for 1 hour: Fandom's table says 20 minutes, but per Devsisters' notices v7.5 (June 4, 2026) raised it to 30 minutes and v7.8 (August 26, 2026) to an hour. You can only claim from a Mailtriever Pup up to three times per day — so it is a "check in a few times," not an "always available," system — and since v7.8 a Town Square button shows how many claims you have used. All active pups in a given hour offer the same three options.

The reward pool is wide, and skews toward Ascension and Beascuit materials:

The weekly mini-event schedule

A rotating mini-event runs on a fixed weekly pattern (all times GMT+9). It requires cooperation with whoever else is in your current channel, but rewards can only be collected once per player per day.

Cheese Vault and Town Square Cleanup

Cheese Vault: a vault and a purple envelope spawn at random spots in the square. Interacting with the envelope reveals one digit of a 4-digit passcode; players need to gather the full code from multiple envelopes and enter it at the vault for a random reward. You get three tries to enter the code correctly — burn all three and you wait for the next window.

Town Square Cleanup: a large bush spawns somewhere in the square. Sweeping it as a group clears it — solo, it takes about 4 minutes; more players sweeping together clears it faster. Once cleared, it drops a chest with a random reward for every participant, and players who join the channel after the bush is already down can still claim.

Lost and Found is your Icing Gacha currency

Lost & Found runs passively, independent of the Cheese Vault / Cleanup schedule above. Items appear lost around the square; bring one back to the Lost-and-Found Closet and you get 50 Choco Chalk for your first return of the day. Beyond that, up to 10 total items can be turned in daily for 10 Town Square Coins each, and hitting cumulative turn-in milestones can award a random Soulstone on top.

Choco Chalk is the currency the Icing Gacha runs on, and Town Square's Lost & Found is one of its two primary sources — the other being mining Sweet Power Gem ore veins in Into the Depths — so skipping this mini-event isn't just a missed 50 Choco Chalk, it's passing up one of the currency's two main taps (events hand out some too).

The Bell of Glory

At the Lion Fountain in the south of the square sits the Bell of Glory. Any player can ring it with a Bell of Glory item to start a 5-hour buff that players in that channel can claim — visible in the Burning Time window from both Town Square and the Kingdom. After each ring the bell goes on standby, which Devsisters' August 26 (v7.8) notice cut from 20 seconds to 10 (Fandom's pre-patch page says 30 seconds, cookierun.wiki 15). Bell of Glory items come from hitting hard requirements in other modes — top ranks and rare high-difficulty drops in past Beast Raid seasons, plus Cookie Alliance and Kingdom Arena — and both wikis note that reclaimed versions of some items turn up in Catnip Cookie's shop, which has its own Bell of Glory item slots. Beast Raid itself is dormant: its last content was Raid: Unfathomable (v7.1, from February 11, 2026), no Beast Raid season has run since, and Devsisters' June–October 2026 notices announce no return. The Beast Raid rows below record where those items came from, not a mode you can play for them today. A few examples:

There is also a Platinum Bell of Glory, introduced in v6.5, whose buff every player can claim rather than only those in the ringer's channel. Its ring cooldown was cut from 5 minutes to 15 seconds in v6.11 (claim duration is unchanged at 5 minutes), and its buffs last 5 or 12 hours depending on the item. Platinum items came mostly from Beast Raid seasons, as top-500 ranking rewards and rare Challenge-difficulty drops. Since Beast Raid went quiet, the separate Chaos Dragon Raid (v7.5) and Rajapendra Raid (v7.9) events have each put a Platinum Bell item in their top-1% season rewards.

What v7.8 changed that the wiki has not caught up on

Cookie Run: Kingdom's v7.8 patch (Time Breakers: Fatal Fixers, August 26, 2026) lists "Town Square improvements" among its new mechanics, and Devsisters' v7.7 notice (July 29) has a Town Square section as well. Fandom's dedicated Cuckoo Town Square article, however, was last revised May 28, 2026, before either patch, and its Changelog section still stops at v5.13 from December 2024. cookierun.wiki's copy was edited in September but still shows the old per-tick rewards and the 20-minute Post Office window. Devsisters' own update notices spell out what changed:

The passive-reward timer, Post Office window and Bell standby above follow those notices. Unless a line names another source, the other timers, rewards and prices in this guide are what Fandom's Town Square article documents as of that May 28 revision. Treat them as a baseline rather than today's exact state, and check the in-game patch notes if a specific amount looks off.

Quick Action Checklist

1. Open Town Square and let the passive timer run. Since the July 29 update, one hour gets you the full 240 Stamina Jellies, 120 Juicy Stamina Jellies and 480 Town Square Coins — claim before daily reset, because it does not bank.
2. Check Catnip Cookie's shop every 2 days. The 3,000-coin Soulstone slot is your best shot at Super Epic soulstones outside their own event gacha.
3. Catch at least one Post Office window a day. Three claims are available; a window opens every 2 hours from 00:00 GMT+9 and, since v7.8, stays open for an hour.
4. Do the daily mini-event on your channel — Cheese Vault on Mon/Wed/Fri, Town Square Cleanup on Tue/Thu, both on weekends.
5. Turn in one Lost & Found item every day, minimum. It's one of the two main Choco Chalk sources for the Icing Gacha, and costs nothing to grab.
6. Ring the Bell of Glory if you have an item queued — the buff applies to your whole channel, not just you, so use it when others are around to benefit too.
7. Don't take the Fandom-sourced numbers as gospel. That page predates the v7.5, v7.7 and v7.8 Town Square changes; the timer, Post Office and Bell figures here follow Devsisters' notices instead.