Fragmentary Order Gets 14-Minute Gameplay Video and Paid Alpha Sign-Ups

A roughly 14-minute gameplay video for Fragmentary Order was published on the game's official YouTube channel on 5 November, according to news.denfaminicogamer.jp. The same announcement opened sign-ups for Prime Batch, a paid early access test program.

Fragmentary Order is a multiplayer FPS set in the solar system in the year 2251. Players take the role of a Freel, a freelance combatant who controls a clone called a RepEnt remotely. Before each deployment, players select equipment, weapons and special items to carry into missions. Assets earned during missions can be spent on technology modifications for the body and on upgrading station facilities.

Prime Batch tiers and access

Prime Batch offers two paid tiers: Candidates at 44.99 dollars and Founders at 79.99 dollars. The Candidates tier includes an NDA-covered alpha test and large-scale technical tests. Founders adds early play of development builds, access to development plans, a dedicated channel with the development team and small focused tests. Both tiers grant access before the public beta and remain valid after the official release.

A start date for the tests has not been announced; participants will be notified by email and through official social media. The game can be downloaded directly through the dedicated COR3 Launcher. Prime Batch tiers are available only during development before the public beta, and Founders slots may be capped.

Nikita Buyanov, who served as game director on Escape from Tarkov, is game director on Fragmentary Order. The official website presents a timeline of the game world's history running from the 1980s to 2251.