Aura Kingdom Prepares to enter Closed Beta
There's been a lot of buzz surrounding X-Legend's anime MMORPG Aura Kingdom. The MMO began its Founder's beta just a few days ago, and publisher Aeria Games found their servers immediately crushed by the influx of players. The servers have since stabilized, but Aeria is now preparing for an even larger influx of players.
Starting on Monday, December 23rd, 2013 Aura Kingdom will open its doors ever so slightly more and begin allowing in closed beta participants. Interested gamers can sign-up for a chance at a closed beta key on on Aura Kingdom's official site, or they could keep their eyes glued to MMOBomb for some upcoming news concerning beta keys. Even better, why not do both?
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