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Wild West Online Entering Closed Alpha On September 15


612 Games has announced that Wild West Online will start Closed Alpha on September 15.


The wait for highly-anticipated Wild West Online is almost over as 612 Games announces today that the studio is launching the online multiplayer game into Closed Alpha on September 15. Leading up to alpha release, players can purchase Wild West Online for a major discount at http://www.playwwo.com/.


Wild West Online is an open-world action-based, online multiplayer game in which players are free to explore and interact within a thrilling Wild West setting. Based on their decisions and actions, players can become a lawman, an outlaw or a pioneer exploring the Western Frontier. The game features a bevy of content, including world exploration, resource gathering, PvP combat, PvE game missions, treasure hunts and much more.

“It’s been a whirlwind since we revealed Wild West Online and everyday our fans are asking when they can jump into the game,” said Stephan Bugaj, Chief Creative Officer of 612 Games. “We’re thrilled to soon give PC gamers an initial taste of the western game that both they and ourselves have been waiting for.”

Launching initially as a series of alpha tests, all players interested in shaping Wild West Online can participate in the Closed Alpha, where 612 Games will use player feedback to provide a Wild West experience on the PC like no other. In Closed Alpha players will be able to explore sections of the massive map, gunsling against other players, participate in PvE game missions and more. For more information regarding Wild West Online please visit http://www.playwwo.com/.

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