Endrim opens second Project: Azalea closed beta signups
Applications close on 13 November, with selected testers notified by email on 14 November and the RTS set for a Steam PC launch in Q1 next year.
Endrim has opened recruitment for the second closed beta test of Project: Azalea, the real-time strategy game in development under director Kim Tae-gon. Applications close on 13 November and are submitted through a form in the game's Steam announcement, according to gamemeca.com.
PC users aged 14 or older who hold a Steam account are eligible to apply. Selected testers will be notified individually by email on 14 November and will receive a Steam product code along with installation instructions.
Endrim says the test is intended to check multiplayer synchronization stability and to collect player feedback. The studio is developing the game for a Steam PC release in the first quarter of next year.
Joseon faction complete
The Joseon faction's development and core systems are finished, and Endrim says it has completed improvements based on feedback from the first test. The game is a modern reinterpretation of strategy simulation set against the background of the Japanese invasions of Korea, known as the Imjin War.
Quick answers
When do Project: Azalea closed beta applications close?
Applications for the second closed beta close on 13 November and are submitted via a form in the game's Steam announcement.
Who can apply for the Project: Azalea closed beta?
PC users aged 14 or older with a Steam account can apply.
When is Project: Azalea coming out?
Endrim is developing the game for a Steam PC release in the first quarter of next year.