The upcoming ARPG Magic: Legends has released a new trailer for the soon-to-start open beta. MeinMMO informs you what you can play in the beta and how to participate.
When does the beta start? The new ARPG starts on March 23, 2021, in the open beta. The date has been known for some time. Now we also know what you can look forward to in the test.
What’s included? In a new trailer, the developers reveal what content will be in the beta. In summary, you can:
- try out all five classes of the game
- find and use over 170 spells, 50 artifacts, and 160 unique equipment pieces
- explore the five levels of the world with their own stories
- play on four different difficulty levels (normal, hard, expert, and master)
- explore the world in co-op with up to three players in a group and even more players in the open world
One of the five classes can already be chosen when you create a character. The rest can be unlocked later through gameplay or purchased in the shop. All progress you make in the open beta will carry over to the final game.
We at MeinMMO have already had a preview of the beta of Magic: Legends and seen what the game will look like. You can read more about it here: I thought Magic: Legends was like Diablo – I was completely wrong
In the new trailer, you also see gameplay of the classes and information about deck building. You decide in Magic: Legends how your playstyle looks based on your equipped cards. We have embedded the new video here for you:
Play the Open Beta of Magic: Legends – Here’s how
How do I participate? You can currently only play the open beta on PC. You have two different launchers available:
You can already register for the beta by visiting the official website of Magic: Legends.
When will Magic: Legends be released? An official release date for Magic: Legends is still pending. However, it is supposed to be released in 2021 and then on more platforms. The free-to-play ARPG will be available on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One and will also be playable on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S via backward compatibility.
If you’re looking for more action RPGs and hack ‘n’ slays, you can also check out the new Dungeons & Dragons coming out on June 22, which we have already introduced in a preview test: We played the new ARPG Dark Alliance – Seems perfect for a cozy co-op evening.
