NetEase's highly anticipated post-apocalyptic shooter, Once Human, is rolling out its first cross-play test, marking a significant step towards its mobile launch scheduled for April. This closed beta test not only introduces players to the game's cross-progression feature but also allows them to experience seamless gameplay across different devices.
In Once Human, players navigate a world shattered by a supernatural apocalypse, where the goal is to unite as survivors, rebuild society, and combat the monstrous entities that have taken over. The game's blend of stunning visuals and horror-infused action has made it a much-awaited title. With previous beta tests already under its belt, the introduction of cross-progression is poised to be a game-changer, offering players a smooth transition between devices.
The cross-play test is set to run until March 30th, with sign-ups still open for those eager to dive in. While Once Human may not have captured the PC gaming community as strongly as NetEase's Marvel Rivals, its appeal to mobile gamers is undeniable. The upcoming mobile launch is particularly exciting for fans of stylish shooters on the go.
For those interested in similar thrilling experiences, consider checking out Stephen's review of Dredge by Black Salt Games. This unique blend of fishing simulation and Lovecraftian horror offers a chilling adventure akin to the atmosphere found in Once Human.
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