dreadlands beta

Dreadlands beta begins today, here’s how to get in

By Paul Tamburro

The Dreadlands beta officially rolls out today on PC, with developer Fatshark making it available for everyone who has signed up to participate. The turn-based skirmish game’s beta will come equipped with a variety of features ahead of its full release, including 15 campaign chapters and a PvP season.

The beta will allow players to choose between two gang factions in its post-apocalyptic wasteland, giving them 15 different campaign chapters to explore. In a unique twist, the first Dreadlands PvP season will honor the winner by featuring their gang as NPCs in the main campaign.

The beta features are as follows:

  • Two Gang Factions
  • 15 Campaign Chapters
  • 11 Different World Zones
  • 19 Unique Settlements to Discover
  • First-ever PvP Season

How to sign up to the Dreadlands beta

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To sign up to the Dreadlands beta, head on over to the official website. There you can subscribe to the game’s newsletter, where you can receive beta invites to try out the game.

Paul Tamburro
Paul Tamburro

Paul Tamburro is the Director of Content at Evolve Media.

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