By: Jasmine Henry | May 23rd 2012
Video game developer and publisher Wargaming.net have just announced that their latest title, an air-based combat MMO, World of Planes, will have a closed beta set up and ready to go by the end of the month.
The award-winning team behind the game have already put World of Warplanes through its paces in the first 'aplha' stages of the game which took place on February, with that early stage of playtesting amassing the grand number of 600,000 invite requests, 100,000 of which went through and were granted in the first 24 ghours of the World of Warplanes beta going live.
This time around, the World of Waprlances beta will allow more people to take to the skies as a dogfighting, plane piloting, gamer extraordinaire as you, along with thoussnds of other avid flight fans, experience the "Golden Age of military aviation". Three different types of planes are also on offer here - "single-engine light fighters capable of engaging enemies in close dogfights, heavy fighters with their deadly straight attacks, and strafing aircrafts, the fearsome threat to ground targets" - so it's almost guaranteed that you'll find something to suit your playstyle in this game.
The World of Warplanes closed beta begins on the 31st of May.
Click here to visit the World of Warplanes website to find out how you can gain access to the beta.
The award-winning team behind the game have already put World of Warplanes through its paces in the first 'aplha' stages of the game which took place on February, with that early stage of playtesting amassing the grand number of 600,000 invite requests, 100,000 of which went through and were granted in the first 24 ghours of the World of Warplanes beta going live.
This time around, the World of Waprlances beta will allow more people to take to the skies as a dogfighting, plane piloting, gamer extraordinaire as you, along with thoussnds of other avid flight fans, experience the "Golden Age of military aviation". Three different types of planes are also on offer here - "single-engine light fighters capable of engaging enemies in close dogfights, heavy fighters with their deadly straight attacks, and strafing aircrafts, the fearsome threat to ground targets" - so it's almost guaranteed that you'll find something to suit your playstyle in this game.
The World of Warplanes closed beta begins on the 31st of May.
Click here to visit the World of Warplanes website to find out how you can gain access to the beta.
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