With Battlefield 2042 falling short of expectations, World War 3 could now be poised to fill the void left and dig players away. This will soon be possible, because the freely accessible beta has now been dated.
With World War 3, genre fans get a very promising tactical shooter that also knows how to convince visually. Whereas the previous beta test phases were reserved for a closed audience, anyone interested can now get started promptly.
GEM Capital and Wishlist Games announced today that World War 3 will enter open beta testing as early as next week starting September 29th; then not only can anyone interested simply get in, the game even comes in a free-to-play model and can be played free of charge.
All players who previously purchased a paid closed beta package can participate in a 3-day beta starting September 26th. The subsequent start of the open beta marks the end of a long test phase with the evaluation of feedback and further development of the game. Despite the free accessibility from the date mentioned, the developers of The Farm 51 are still working on World War 3 and will continue to deliver fresh content and features in the future; a roadmap should soon provide more clarity in this regard.
Since the start of the closed beta, the game has undergone countless changes to improve the game on a technical, visual, audio and gameplay level. In addition, the completely reworked Smolensk has been added back to the map rotation. The Open Beta starts with 10 days of bonus XP from September 26th to October 6th.
The world war shooter World War 3 starts today in the closed beta test phase.
