Gamers patiently waiting for the closed beta development stage of the free-to-play, combat-centered game show style shooter to begin will be pleased to know that on March 7 the doors of the closed Beta development center will open. Enabling you to enjoy the highly destructive environment that is THE FINALS. On March 7th, the two-week closed beta will start providing gamers with a chance to sample THE FINALS before its launch later in 2023.
To participate in the THE FINALS closed Beta simply head over to the game’s Steam page, and sign up using the button near the top of the page. Once the beta begins and your participation is confirmed, you’ll be able to download the game client via your Steam Library and enjoy the action. Good luck! in the meantime check out the trailer below to learn more about what you can expect from THE FINALS.
THE FINALS Closed Beta
“Embark Studios’ THE FINALS is an upcoming free-to-play shooter set in a highly destructive world, making each match unique. Players form teams of three and enter tournaments with multiple teams duking it out simultaneously to progress to the next round. The goal is to collect, carry, and bank boxes of cash – the team with the most cash at the end of the round wins. But team wipes and steals see the pendulum of success swing widely from moment to moment, putting contestants on the edges of their seats each and every match.”
“But don’t get comfortable even with a big lead – THE FINALS’ maps can be blown apart, enabling opponents to get the drop on you, steal your loot, and leave you last on the board. To ensure it’s a fair fight, destruction is powered by Embark’s new server-side destruction and movement system that guarantees every player experiences the same impact to the world at the same time – whether it’s a piece of furniture being blown apart or an entire building collapsing.”
Source : Steam
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