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New Steam Playtest Feature Makes Kingshunt Testing Even Easier
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Vaki Games is hosting the Kingshunt Open Alpha on the last weekend of November (Saturday 28 and Sunday 29).
The team recently shared a new gameplay trailer , which showcased some new updates and improvements. The developer encourages playtesters to get feedback on the game.
About the game
Kingshunt combines the best and most ruthless combat aspects of tower defense and heart-warming games with the tactical thinking required in real-time strategy games. Choose your hero, join the fight, and carve a path of destruction on the battlefield in this fast-paced thriller that combines skill with intuitive hero combat. Energetic fighters should sharpen their swords and axes and register now for the alpha version at Steam page.
Details about alphaversion.
Valve is adding a feature to Steam that allows developers to invite people to test their games directly from the Steam client without a beta key. A new feature called Steam Playtest will allow interested testers to click a button in a game's listing on the Steam store to request access and be added to the queue.
The open alpha will test the unfinished piece of multiplayer content with limited information to get feedback and evaluate stability. Open Alpha will feature four previously introduced heroes, including Knight, Enchantress, Demigod, and Legenda. Heroes have a unique set of skills, utilities and combat styles, as well as an extensive library of rune items.
Teemu Jurkinen, CEO, says:
“We are very excited to share our work with a wider audience and receive suggestions from the community. We were looking for ways to improve and hone the strategic experience. We have polished every system. from scratch to better respond to player feedback. Valve's new Steam Playtest feature makes testing so easy and makes our job easier! »
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