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Player First Games co-founder Tony Huyhn has announced that the open beta test for MultiVersus--the Warner Bros crossover fighter featuring Shaggy, Batman, and more--will cease on June 25, with the game's full launch now planned for "early 2024." The move comes as a surprise, as despite being labeled as a beta, many players didn't expect the existing version of the game to be taken offline, let alone for what could be six or more months.
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The game will still function in a limited capacity via offline modes, which will include access to The Lab training area as well as local offline matches. Costumes, characters, and other cosmetics already purchased--Founder's Packs were available at prices up to $100--will remain available in these offline modes, and all progress and purchases will also carry over when the game launches in full.
<p>Player First Games co-founder Tony Huyhn has announced that the open beta test for MultiVersus--the Warner Bros crossover fighter featuring Shaggy, Batman, and more--will cease on June 25, with the game's full launch now planned for "early 2024." The move comes as a surprise, as despite being labeled as a beta, many players didn't expect the existing version of the game to be taken offline, let alone for what could be six or more months.</p><p dir="ltr">In the <a href="
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, Huynh references the feedback received during the nearly year-long beta test as a major reason for the decision, with the "content cadence of new characters, maps and modes" cited as a specific focus going forward. The beta test has not seen a new roster addition, for example, since
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.The game will still function in a limited capacity via offline modes, which will include access to The Lab training area as well as local offline matches. Costumes, characters, and other cosmetics already purchased--Founder's Packs were available at prices up to $100--will remain available in these offline modes, and all progress and purchases will also carry over when the game launches in full.
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<p>Player First Games co-founder Tony Huyhn has announced that the open beta test for MultiVersus--the Warner Bros crossover fighter featuring Shaggy, Batman, and more--will cease on June 25, with the game's full launch now planned for "early 2024." The move comes as a surprise, as despite being labeled as a beta, many players didn't expect the existing version of the game to be taken offline, let alone for what could be six or more months.</p><p dir="ltr">In the <a href="
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">video</a>, Huynh references the feedback received during the nearly year-long beta test as a major reason for the decision, with the "content cadence of new characters, maps and modes" cited as a specific focus going forward. The beta test has not seen a new roster addition, for example, since <a href="
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">Marvin The Martian on November 15</a>.</p><p dir="ltr">The game will still function in a limited capacity via offline modes, which will include access to The Lab training area as well as local offline matches. Costumes, characters, and other cosmetics already purchased--Founder's Packs were available at prices up to $100--will remain available in these offline modes, and all progress and purchases will also carry over when the game launches in full.</p><a href="
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