Tavernlight Games Announces Open Beta 2 Date For Ravendawn Online
The pixel-based MMO adds several new features.
On July 27, Tavernlight Games will be opening the gates to its pixel-based MMO Ravendawn Online, again. The game’s next open beta test will be available to everyone who creates an account on the game’s site. It will include a continent expansion as well as a new marketplace, several new systems, new quests, and more.
Players can sign up for free. They can also earn in-game items via Twitch Drops that will kick off at the same time as the beta test. Goodies include the Open Beta Ravenpack and a Bunny House Companion.
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