If you happen to’re a PlayStation Plus subscriber and did not fairly get sufficient time with Harmony over the week, you are in luck, as a result of it is round for one more day.
At Sony’s Could PlayStation State of Play, Firewalk Studios revealed its first sport, Harmony, a multiplayer hero shooter within the vein of video games like Overwatch, however with extra of a sci-fi, Guardians of the Galaxy-esque spin to it. The brand new title seemed promising sufficient, however as with all recent live-service IP, the true check would come when gamers might get their palms on it. And get their palms on it they’ve, as anybody that was a PlayStation Plus subscriber, or had the sport pre-ordered on Steam, has been in a position to check out the sport’s closed beta since July 12, with it supposedly coming to a detailed yesterday, July 14. That clearly is not a lot time to strive it out, however as reported by IGN, the early entry beta has been prolonged by a day to in the present day, July 15.
You now have till 12pm PDT/ 9pm CEST/ 4am JST to strive the sport out amongst different PlayStation Plus subscribers and those who pre-ordered on Steam, which is not an enormous quantity extra time both, however I would not fear about it an excessive amount of. Whereas this beta was closed to the aforementioned teams, from July 18 to 21, there might be an open beta that anybody throughout PlayStation 5 and PC will be capable of take part on. That is doubtless the place we’ll get extra of an concept of how the sport is faring, as in terms of PC gamers, issues did not look nice for the closed beta.
The beta solely achieved a concurrent participant depend peak of 1124 based on SteamDB, and on the time of writing there’s solely been a 24-hour peak of 507. These aren’t convincing numbers for a live-service shooter, however once more, this beta solely allowed in those who have pre-ordered the sport, so maybe the open beta will fare higher. It might be attainable that PC gamers have been turned off by the actual fact you will have to attach a PSN account to play the sport, a controversial transfer given all the pieces that occurred with Helldivers 2.
