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Atari Offering Fans Second Chance to Play Minimum in New Beta Weekend

Atari has announced a second beta weekend is incoming for their upcoming title Minimum. Players that missed out on the initial beta event can sign up now at the Play Minimum website. Codes will start rolling out today with the event running through May 11, 2014. Read on.




Facts about the Minimum beta weekend

  • New players looking to get a key must register at www.PlayMinimum.com
  • Codes will start working at 8 a.m. PDT on Friday, May 9th and last until 10 p.m. PDT on Sunday, May 11th
  • Returning players do not need to create a new account and all their prior achievements will still be valid
  • If someone claimed a key last weekend (5/2/14-5/4/14) it should work this weekend; if a key does not work, players must uninstall the game and re-install on their computer. Or, they can sign-up again and claim a new beta key at www.PlayMinimum.com!


Set in a minimalistic stylized universe, Minimum features fast-paced, session-based combat that pits teams of five against each other with powerful, craftable weapons. Each team has its own massive robotic Titan that they must power up and support so that it can help them fight and destroy the enemy’s base. At the core of Minimum is a blueprint crafting system where players collect resources to create customized, upgradable weapons and armor that power-up during kill streaks, enabling skilled warriors and Titans to become deadlier as matches progress.

For more information, check out the official Minimum website.

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