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We’re delighted to announce the success of our first closed playtest of Active Matter!
Players were able to experiment with dispatching the various monsters that inhabit each region and hunt other testers for loot and glory!
We were able to collect extremely valuable feedback to improve the game - now we look forward to more upcoming waves of Closed Beta Tests where we will invite more of you to participate. We’re eager to show more of you the Multiverse!
“Active matter” breaks the fabric of space-time, and one of its most visible effects is demonstrated by zones with altered gravity. In such a locale, operatives can veritably run on building walls, performing unusual tactical maneuvers. However, one must be prepared for attacks from the ceiling or enemies escaping along the walls.
The main danger in the zone comes from well-equipped, experienced operatives - players just like yourselves. However, prolonged exposure to “active matter” alters the composition and structure of living creatures - this is how mutants appear in each location, losing their human appearance.
Nevertheless, “active matter” not only takes away humanity and familiar appearances, inflicting suffering, but also grants incredible abilities in return.
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