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Free-To-Play MMO Lost Saga Entering Open Beta
OGPlanet today announced that its free-to-play MMO brawler Lost Saga is entering open beta. The game pits cartoony versions of champions from a variety of eras, including knights, ninjas and space troopers, against one another in chaotic battles. Weapons and armor can be swapped out, and victors can loot the gear right off their fallen enemies.
"We're thrilled to bring such a fighting game as unique as Lost Saga to the U.S. under our free-to-play model," said Sangchul Park, CEO of OGPlanet. "From day one, Lost Saga will provide players with immersive, richly varied gameplay, and we will be rapidly expanding the game, adding new heroes, maps, battle modes and more. In fact, we plan to have more than 100 heroes available throughout the game's lifespan, adding an incredible level of depth that is rarely seen in many casual online games these days."
To check out the beta, visit http://lostsaga.ogplanet.com.
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