New Co-Op Hero-Shooter Terminull Brigade Is Currently Running A Limited Alpha Steam Test You Can Join
You need to be in the US or Canada for this particular test and you'll have to fill out a short survey ahead of hopping in.
If you want to try something new out this week, Pew Pew Games is running a limited-time Steam alpha test for their upcoming co-op hero-shooter Terminull Brigade. Anyone in the US or Canada that wants to try out the game can fill out a short survey to get access to the test until December 20th. The alpha runs during particular time ranges each day, so make sure you can play between 8 AM and 2 PM EST each day.
In Terminull Brigade, you'll take on the role of a "Rogueteer" and examine the "Nullverses" via a third-person view. Basically, you'll be working your way through levels alone or with a few friends. Each run will be different, though, as each Nullverse biome is generated when you enter, including the objectives you'll be after.
Your primary progression will be via a skill tree that allows you to customize each character a bit and, of course, new loot will power you up whether you clear a level or fail on the journey.
Terminull Brigade will be F2P at launch and you can wishlist the title now even if you can't make it to the Steam alpha.
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