A well-known game developer and publisher, NCSOFT, has formally opened the global closed beta test for its upcoming title, BATTLE CRUSH, on Google Play and Steam. From October 23 to October 30, gamers from 25 nations in North America, Europe, and Southeast Asia will be able to participate in the game’s strategic brawl action during the beta test.
Enjoy a mythical brawl action with BATTLE CRUSH
BATTLE CRUSH, set for an official Spring 2024 launch, is an action-packed battle brawler currently in development by NCSOFT. This multi-platform title will be available on Steam, Nintendo Switch, and mobile devices (Android and iOS), with cross-play support.
In BATTLE CRUSH, up to 30 players battle it out, with the last one standing declared the winner. Players must survive in a shrinking terrain while fending off threats from all directions. The game boasts quick, action-packed battles with simple controls, offering a distinctive set of user-friendly controls and strategic combat actions. Players can use a variety of skills, and each character’s attack and defense skills differ in distance, timing, and stamina consumption.
The battlefield gradually shrinks, keeping players on their toes, and game modes include Battle Royale (Solo or Team), Brawl (Solo or Team), and Build-Up. One of the standout features of Battle Crush is its 15 unique characters called Calixers, each with their own story and distinct skills inspired by mythological figures like Hermes, Poseidon, Urus, and Lops. Players can explore the charm of these characters during the Beta Test.
BATTLE CRUSH promises exciting gameplay in short, intense rounds, and with the global beta now open. Players can access the global Beta Test via the Battle Crush official page on Google Play.
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