Game developer MuseGames will be releasing their upcoming game Guns of Icarus Online in August 2012. The first-person aerial vehicle combat game lets you team up with other players around the world to take place in epic dogfights across a variety of venues.
To both help promote and playtest the game, there will be many opportunities to participate in upcoming betas for the game with Kickstarter supporters receiving first dibs. MuseGames also wants to give back to those people who checked out the game at this year's PAX East and, of course, fans like you, so there will be other opportunities to participate in the Guns of Icarus Online beta as well. For full details, check out the in-depth look at the Closed Beta and read on for more details!
About Guns of Icarus Online
Guns of Icarus Online is a multiplayer airship combat game where you will attempt to survive and thrive in the post apocalyptic wasteland, moving from town to town, trading and collecting resources, outfitting your ship, and battling deadly pirates.Every ship can have multiple human or NPC crew members. With a flexible skill and leveling system, every crewman brings something unique to the ship, and no one sits idle during a firefight. With many airships to outfit, each with its own strengths and weaknesses, it will take a competent captain to make the most out of each trip. Dangers will be lurking everywhere, and they won’t just be pirate ambushes. Expect to find opposing players out hunting for your cargo as well.
Key Dates
Closed Beta (60 hours starting Friday 12:00pm EST to Sunday 11:50pm EST)
1. April 27-29
2. May 11-13
3. May 25-27
4. June 22-24
5. July 6-8
Open Beta: July 18-22 (same hours as above)
Head Start: August 10-14 (same hours as above)
For more information on the game and to pre-order the game with special discounts, check out the official Guns of Icarus website.
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