What Eldramoor's November 4 Beta Means for VR MMO Fans
The move to closed beta signals Eldramoor is progressing past its April alpha, giving more VR MMO players a chance to try the game ahead of launch.
The move to closed beta signals Eldramoor is progressing past its April alpha, giving more VR MMO players a chance to try the game ahead of launch.
Key points - Eldramoor is a virtual reality MMORPG developed by Resolute Games. - The game's closed beta test is set to begin on November 4. - Eldramoor previously began alpha testing back in April. - Resolute Games is now building hype for the upcoming closed beta.
Timeline - April: Eldramoor begins alpha testing. - November 4: Closed beta test for Eldramoor is scheduled to start.
FAQ
Q: When does the Eldramoor closed beta start? A: The closed beta test is set to begin on November 4, according to developer Resolute Games.
Q: Who is developing Eldramoor? A: Eldramoor is a virtual reality MMORPG from developer Resolute Games.
Q: Has Eldramoor been tested before? A: Yes. The game previously went through alpha testing, which started back in April.
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