War Inc. Battlezone: Open Beta Launched!
Independent game developer Online Warmongers Group Inc. announced that its free-to-play online game “War Inc. Battlezone” has entered open beta testing. Additionally, the company revealed that the game is now available via leading digital distribution platforms Steam and Xfire. The moves give PC gamers worldwide the chance to play one of the most realistic, visually stunning free shooting games on the market.
During the course of pre-beta and closed beta testing, Online Warmongers saw more than 100,000 players from 23 countries join the “War Inc. Battlezone” community. The participation of core and casual shooter fans alongside competitive players helped developers iterate on countless improvements to features, mechanics and balancing. It also helped them establish a skill-based game play environment that isn’t prone to cheating or falling prey to the pay-to-win mentality that weighs down other F2P games. Online Warmongers will continue the effort through even more community empowerment during open beta, addressing issues raised by players and actively engaging them in driving content updates and policing the game for fair play.
The transition to open beta is being supported by the rollout of limited edition starter packages full of heavily discounted in-game items along with the first of many exciting content updates, the addition of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) to players’ arsenals. The UAV update comes on the heels of other major additions to the game’s feature set in the final stages of closed beta. These include night missions with destructible light sources and night vision gear, the addition of a ‘bomb run’ game mode called Sabotage, and abilities such as command user interface and spawn point control aimed at the competitive gaming community. Players can expect more major updates in the coming weeks designed to turn “War Inc. Battlezone” into an ultra-realistic recreation of armed-to-the-teeth modern warfare.
“War Inc. Battlezone” delivers a premium online game experience in a F2P package, as an addictive 3rd-person shooter punctuated by high production value. In the game, players join the ranks of battle-hardened mercenaries, entering a war theatre where up to 64 players can engage in relentless action and intense competition in diverse maps and multiplayer game modes. “War Inc. Battlezone” also features a deep customization system, where players get free and immediate access to create persistent characters with a variety of traits then load them out with a wide arsenal of gear and weaponry.
For more details about War Inc. Battlezone check out the official website at http://www.thewarinc.com/.
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Not by the game being great tho they both are, I mean that in the gameplay.
You're talking about two games, although they're both third person shooter :
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Against War Inc. , which is a huge map, no district as APB, with some modes, and prepared teams that can either be left by players or joined.
And you're talking about a war game against.... well, a great but a shooting game with an idea, which is not as War Inc. 's or other games such as Combat Arms, COD's multiplayers and others.
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