Open-World Sandbox MMO SamuTale Announces Alpha Testing
Maple Media announced the upcoming launch of Alpha testing for its free-to-play sandbox MMO SamuTale today. Beginning September 14, all silver+ founders will be granted access -- as well as the task of helping to squash those big bugs and weigh in on game balance.
Others wanting to participate in the Alpha have two ways to get in on the action. The first, of course, is to sign up via the alpha form and wait for a potential key. (There are no promises here.) The second option -- which offers guaranteed access -- is to purchase one of the game's Founder's Packs.
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