CROSSOUT Early Access Arrives On Steam
Gaijin Entertainment's upcoming free-to-play multiplayer action-racing game CROSSOUT is now available as a Steam Early Access offering. Those wanting to get in on the action early can do so now at a cost of $29.99. Those willing to wait can join in later when the game officially launches.
To gamers willing to drop the cash and support the game pre-launch, Gaijin is offering special Early Beta Access rewards. In addition to access to the game, purchasers will also receive 2,000 in-game coins, a unique armored 'Bloodhound' vehicle, 2 'Sledgehammer' shotgun vehicle weapons, a unique character portrait: 'Aleph', a dark red paint can, and the Scorched Earth pattern to decorate their vehicles with.
It should be noted that according to the developer, vehicles obtained via bundles will have "particularly well-balanced weapons, high armor quality, and speed in combat". So for the more competitive among us, an early access bundle may be the way to go.
Full details on Early Access and CROSSOUT itself can be found on Steam.
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Developers/publishers = lowest life form. Dirt has more dignity then those things.
Ingame cash shop which sells tanks for £50
Reading more comments:
"major pay to win"
"Massive pay to win system"
"Also, pvp in which you hardly see any real players"
Good reviews are maked with "Product received for free". I see what you did here..
War thunder already had unfair advantages. You could just buy golden eagle to buy premium planes and get other unfair advantages. Free to play players are only there for the eintertainment for the pay to win people. make them feel good when they beat free to play players with their overpowered cash shop items. Nice try Gaijin Entertainment. Im not falling for this again.
I can't get those images out of my head... players riding in those cars.. like 5 dudes on each car and having a gun fight at the same time with other players riding cars... haha.
Well, let's see if this game can beat that other customer... hehe.
Also:
"It should be noted that according to the developer, vehicles obtained via bundles will have “particularly well-balanced weapons, high armor quality, and speed in combat”."
Yeah i get what they're trying to tell here, the classic: pay or gtfo.
If they're starting to BS you even before the game is released you know where this going to end.
Well, don't mind if i skip you then.