Sea of Dawn, an open-world MMORPG with naval combat gameplay has commenced its closed beta test for Android iOS, and PC in select regions, including the United States and Canada. The testing period will be live from December 12, 2023, to December 19, 2023.
Reign supreme over ocean combat in Sea of Dawn
In this title where the trailer featured Hollywood superstar Johnny Depp, you embark on an exciting mobile MMORPG adventure in Sea of Dawn, where naval combat is part of the core gaemplay. As a captain, you will have to lead your fleet through battles across open seas. Choose from various ship types, continuously upgrade your ships and weapons, and enhance your combat capabilities for victories in intense battles.
Engage in battles across diverse terrains, from the high seas to solid ground, ports to decks. Real-world elements like currents, wind, and terrain are also found, which you can use for large-scale fleet battles. Every character will have professions, where you need to select skills tailored to the battlefield, strategize against enemy formations, and compete in global events.
Build your own port, upgrade step by step, and create a world-renowned city. Immerse yourself in augmented reality gameplay, placing virtual ships in the real world for an unparalleled gaming experience. The experience will be immense as you seamlessly navigate diverse environments like polar glaciers, underwater volcanoes, and vast deserts.
Players can now participate in the Sea of Dawn closed beta
If you are from the United States and Canada, you can fill in the recruitment applications on the official website of the game. On Android and iOS, you have to head towards the Google Play Store and iOS Testflight respectively to participate in the closed beta.
The release date is currently unknown, however, they do plan to have the official release in early 2024. We will update this space, so keep an eye on official announcements.
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