Horizon Walker English Beta Test Opening Soon

Get ready, gamers! Horizon Walker, the thrilling new turn-based RPG from the Korean studio Gentle Maniac, is expanding its horizons. Initially launched in Korea back in August, the game is now set to captivate English-speaking audiences with an upcoming global beta test. But here's the twist: it's not quite a global version, but rather an English version that will run on the same Korean servers as the original game. Essentially, they're enhancing the game with English language support.

Mark your calendars! The Horizon Walker English version's beta test is scheduled to kick off on November 7th. The only official source for this announcement is their Discord channel, so make sure to check it out. A word of caution from the developers: the translation might have some initial kinks to iron out.

Here's some great news for current players: there won't be any data wipe during this beta test. If you've already been playing the Korean version and linked your Google account, your progress will remain intact. It's more of a soft launch than a typical beta.

To sweeten the deal, the developers are offering launch rewards. You can claim 200,000 credits and ten FairyNet Multi-search tickets, with the promise of securing one EX-rank item within these ten searches. You can find Horizon Walker on the Google Play Store and prepare for the beta test.

A Glimpse Into Horizon Walker

Horizon Walker invites players into a world where the fate of humanity hangs in the balance. As a player, you'll join forces with a diverse cast of characters to combat the Forsaken Gods and avert an apocalyptic scenario. The legendary Human God emerges as the beacon of hope, rallying against the impending doom.

The game is rich with secret chambers that unveil the deeper layers of characters and intricate romance storylines, adding depth to the narrative. At its core, Horizon Walker features a sophisticated tactical battle system where you manipulate time and space as a battlefield commander.

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