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Thrones of Westeros: Kingsroad Beta invita ya disponible

Autor : Thomas Actualizar : Jan 22,2025

El próximo Game of Thrones: Kingsroad de Netmarble lanzará pronto una prueba beta cerrada regional, con un nuevo avance que muestra la jugabilidad y las mecánicas.

Fechas de la beta cerrada regional de Game of Thrones: Kingsroad:

La prueba beta cerrada (CBT) se realizará del 16 al 22 de enero de 2025 para jugadores de EE. UU., Canadá y regiones europeas seleccionadas. Está disponible en Windows y Android. La inscripción cierra el 12 de enero, ¡así que regístrese ahora!

El tráiler ofrece un vistazo de intensas batallas con personajes icónicos de Juego de Tronos como Jon Snow, Jaime Lannister y Drogon. ¡Míralo a continuación!

Más sobre Juego de Tronos: Kingsroad:

Ambientado durante la cuarta temporada del programa, el juego te sumerge en las luchas de poder y las traiciones de Westeros. Tras la muerte del rey Robert, los Lannister se aferran al poder mientras Stannis Baratheon se prepara para la guerra. El Norte todavía se está recuperando de la Boda Roja y las Grandes Casas continúan con sus planes.

Juegas como el heredero de la Casa Tyrell, una casa menor del norte. El juego cuenta con un potente creador de personajes que te permite personalizar tu apariencia. Elige entre tres clases: Asesino, Caballero o Sellsword, cada una inspirada en la serie. El combate se centra en batallas jugador contra jugador con controles manuales completos.

Los personajes originales inspirados en Wildlings, Dothraki y Faceless Men contribuyen a la experiencia. El juego captura la atmósfera cruda, el drama y la escala épica de la serie de HBO.

Para participar en la beta cerrada, regístrate en la página oficial de CBT.

¡Estén atentos a nuestro próximo artículo que cubre el desfiladero mágico de HOK en el crossover Honor of Kings x Disney Frozen!

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