the More fun games His team has been working on what is undoubtedly their biggest game yet for some time. The studio has been producing more mobile games, one of which was Arena Breakout, which was released last year. Now that project is being brought to PC, it is. Arena Outbreak: Infinite-in.
This will belong to the camp of today's dirty modern extraction shooters, that is, the task of the players will be to enter the area with the risk of their own equipment, collect new useful things there, and then, if possible, escape from the whole thing with their skin intact. If they succeed, they can keep everything, and if they fail, they will lose everything – including the things they brought with them in the first place.
Arena Breakout: Infinite modestly advertises itself as a hyper-realistic shooter, which, judging by the images and videos, can somewhat obscure the reality. However, one of its biggest draws may be that it’s set to be free. And we don’t even have to wait long, just a few days.
The game has already received a closed beta this year, which basically convinced players. Naturally, there are still a lot of bugs in that version, and the optimization was not at its peak in all cases. However, the creators have worked a lot on the game since then, and now it is ready for the next step: it will enter Early Access on August 13.
The creators have confirmed that this will also be completely free for everyone. Compared to the closed beta, we get a new level, a lot of new weapons and other equipment. What may be most important for many is that Killcam mode and Spectator mode will also be included in the game. These two games are some of the biggest (and most controversial) in the genre. Escape from TarkovIt's been missing since the beginning and fans have been asking the developers to include it in vain…
Another important strength of Arena Breakout: Infinite is the aforementioned optimization. According to the developers' promise, they pay special attention to ensuring that there are no performance issues on weaker and older computers, which is actually quite a critical point in competitive multiplayer game evenings.
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