Ruined: Open beta Launched
Bigpoint today launched the open beta of its first title built entirely in the United States, Ruined. Set in wrecked venues inspired by some of San Francisco’s best known landmarks - such as the Golden Gate Bridge - Ruined is a 3D fast-paced, tournament-style third-person shooter that pits players against one another in a competition to become the ultimate villain.
Created by a veteran game development team atop the Unity game engine, Ruined boasts an array of impressive features – such as high-end graphics, effects, and audio – designed to appeal to core gamers. Playable through any web browser, gamers can satisfy their craving for action anywhere they have access to an Internet connection. Combat arenas allow up to 24 players at a time battle to the death with a range of traditional and exotic weapons, such as Bubble and Lightning guns.
In Ruined, there are two types of currency, Scrap (free) and Plutonium (premium). Weapons bought with Scrap are available for a limited number of uses, while weapons bought with Plutonium have unlimited use. Boosts that are purchased with Plutonium have more strength than boosts bought with Scrap currency.
Previously demonstrated at the 2011 Game Developers Conference (GDC) in San Francisco, Ruined currently includes six characters and three combat arenas, including The Bridge, The Prison, and The Fort where players can compete in timed deathmatch battles. Players can play as any character they want for free, each one with their own strengths and weaknesses. At launch, the Mad Medic, Mutant, Crawler, Samurai, Enforcer, or Assassin are available.
Players can play for free by visiting http://www.ruined.com/. Over the following months, Ruined will be localized in several languages, including German, French, Spanish, and Italian and new content will continue to be added.
Read Next
Open Beta for Flyff’s latest expansion, V17: Champions of Madrigal, is now live!...
You May Enjoy
💣 Feature |
7 MMORPGs With Memorable Music
Here's the best music in the genre.
Tabletop goes digital.
You’re all gonna have to play together.
The celebration begins tomorrow.
Jump into 20v20 skirmishes and engage in classic tug-of-war combat.
It mostly comes down to worries about losing player interest.
Seems good?
Review Qaulity: Looks good
Review Story line: Great
Review Functions: Needs improvement