Nexon’s new shooter The First Descendant is ready open its doors, and we will be able to experience the game for a while. The most striking feature of The First Descendant, which has a futuristic theme, is its high-quality graphics. We will break down when you can start playing the game, which offers a unique experience with fun and challenging boss fights. So, let’s learn about The First Descendant release date.
The First Descendant Beta Date
The First Descendant will not be launched anytime soon, but you can play its free-to-play beta starting September 19. The beta will be available on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC. You can play this exciting and immersive RPG in beta until September 25. After the beta ends, you have to wait for the official launch to be able to play the game again.
You will have access to many in-game contents in the game’s beta. Players can customize their Descendants with many skins, color schemes, and weapons. Moreover, if your Descendant reaches level 20, you’ll be awarded an exclusive Back Trophy. This is a special reward given only to those who earned this achievement in the beta. You can also earn a limited edition emote if you play on Crossplay open beta.
There are 13 playable characters and two of them are ultimate characters. You can try 13 ultimate weapons with different effects. The First Descendant‘s beta features 8 Void Intercept Battle bosses and 2 Void maps. Furthermore, The First Descendant now has much-improved image quality and gaming experience, unlike what we saw at first. The First Descendant has an updated interface and a new module system. As The First Descendant beta date approaches, you can preload the game to experience its unique gameplay.
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So, you can enjoy the The First Descendant beta from September 19th to September 25th. Hopefully, this guide has provided you with what you need to know about The First Descendant beta release date.
The First Descendant’s beta can now be played on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC.
