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The Open Beta For Prime World Starts This Friday

Prime World has been holding several closed beta events and now will enter its open beta this coming Friday. What does this mean? This means that anyone can join the upcoming battle and try this award-winning competitive RPG for him or herself. Make sure to visit the site on June 21st as the first Open Beta weekend gets ready to begin!

This weekend Nival will open seven modes of Prime World, including the PvE and single-player "Challenges" that were unveiled at E3 last week.

 The Beta Weekend will start at June 21, 11AM PST (2PM EST) and last until June 24, 1AM PST (4AM EST). No invitation is necessary and no progress will be wiped once the beta ends, so you'll be able to carry on with your heroes and castle in all future battles after that.

To learn more about Prime World and join the fray here.

About Prime World
Prime World is a competitive RPG that merges fast paced MOBA-style battles with persistent MMO hero development. You can equip and train your heroes between battles using collectible and upgradable talents, build a thriving economy in your city, and play together with your friends. You can even start your own clan and fight other clans!

 Prime World steps beyond the classic three lane map of modern MOBAs – there are currently eight game modes, with more to come: from fast and fierce PVP Outpost to cooperative PVE Challenges to dark and moody PVPVE Dragonwald.

 Prime World is more than just a game – several companion games set in the same universe has been released already as well as best-selling author Vadim Panov's book Primachine, which is now available in Kindle Store and Apple iBooks.



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