If you've been looking to get into the ongoing Atlas Reactor Closed Beta, we have good news! We've partnered with Trion Worlds to bring you 500 keys.
Atlas Reactor, which is also now available via Steam Early Access, is a multiplayer 4v4 game with simultaneous turns. The game has been described as XCOM meets DOTA, with many different heroes to choose and customize.
While the previous plan was to use the Free-to-Play model, earlier this month Trion decided to switch to Buy-to-Play.
Instead, we’ve decided to change the way we offer Atlas Reactor to you, shifting from a Free to Play game to a premium digital game (aka “buy-to-play”). In other words, in order to play the game, you will need to purchase it. Purchasing the game will give you access to all current and future Freelancers.
This change might worry some of you. It certainly worried the dev team at first. However, in the end, this change frees us to design the game with fun as our first priority:
· Now, all current and future Freelancers will be available to you!
· The Seasons system will be revised with a greater focus on rewards achievable through gameplay. We are excited to show you the beginning of these changes soon.
· Some cosmetic features (like taunts, styles, vfx swaps, etc) needed to be cost effective to create. We can now reduce the price of these items, as well as make many of them obtainable through gameplay.
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As usual, all you need to do to get your code is follow our Twitter account/subscribe to our YouTube channel below if you haven’t already, and then enter your email address. These are Glyph keys, so you'll need to redeem them on Trion's official website (after creating a new account or logging into yours); once you've done that, you can download the Glyph client and install Atlas Reactor.
Let us know in the comments your opinion on the game after you've played some matches.
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