The open beta of Fellowship has now started on Steam. Anyone who wants to try the “Multiplayer Online Dungeon Adventure” can gain access and join the game.
What kind of game is this? Behind Fellowship is the idea of taking the dungeon runs known from MMORPGs and turning them into a co-op game for 4 players, fully focused on that. For dungeon visits, you will have a wide selection of different tank, healer, and DPS characters available.
The developers promise that you must work together and demonstrate strategic skills if you want to defeat the numerous bosses and collect their loot. Scalable difficulty levels, seasonal updates, modifiers, leaderboards, and a wide range of challenges are intended to ensure high replay value.
The trailer for Fellowship prepares you for the “Multiplayer Online Dungeon Adventure”:
The open beta has started
How can I try Fellowship? Although the early access phase of the game is not set to start until October 16, 2025, you can play Fellowship starting today, September 18, 2025. Go to Steam and participate in the open playtest by clicking on “Request Access”.
The open beta is planned to run until the early access launch and will be available around the clock. There is no NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement), so you can freely share your impressions of the game with everyone. During the beta, 7 characters will be playable: 2 tanks, 3 DPS, and 2 healers. More heroes are expected to follow soon.
Unlike the last demo, this time there will also be improved matchmaking, a group search feature, and a new progression system that rewards you with weapons, gems, talents, legendary items, and more.
Fellowship truly focuses on the dungeon experience with a small group – and on the part that brings the most enjoyment to many genre fans in MMORPGs. MeinMMO author Cedric Holmeier has already played the game together with the developers and discovered potential: If you love the endgame in MMORPGs, a game on Steam offers you plenty of that, but there is a catch
