Disintegration Techincal Closed Beta takes place at the end of January

V1 Interactive and Private Division have announced the dates for the Disintegration beta. The closed technical beta will take place on January 28 and January 29, 2020. Following the closed Disintegration beta an open beta will take place from January 31 through February 1. Both the closed and open betas will be available on PC, PS4 and Xbox One and will feature the game’s multiplayer.

With three multiplayer modes at launch, the Disintegration beta will feature two playable modes; Retrieval and Control. In addition to the two playable modes, the beta will also include seven of the final game’s crews.

V1 Interactive and Private Division are inviting players to take part in the beta to test stability and to collect feedback on the game ahead of its launch later this year.

Disintegration Beta

V1 Interactive describes the two available modes as follows;

In Retrieval, the first game mode, players compete in two intense rounds in which one team attempts to deliver a payload which can only be carried by their ground crew while the other team defends.

In the second game mode, Control, two teams vie for domination over various capture points. Players must ensure their ground crew are alive and within the zone as this is the only way to accrue score to win the match.

V1 Interactive’s Disintegration team is being led by Marcus Lehto. Lehto is the co-creator of Halo was a former creative director at Bungie. In addition, the team includes 30 industry veterans who have worked on Destiny, SOCOM US Navy Seals and Halo.

Disintegration will launch for PC, PS4 and Xbox One in 2020.

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