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Sign Up Now For SpyParty Beta

by Jeff Marchiafava on May 10, 2011 at 08:05 PM

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SpyParty made a splash at this year's Independent Game Festival, including being nominated for the Seumas McNally grand prize. Soon regular gamers will be able to see what the fuss is about, as its creator Chris Hecker has announced that early beta sign-ups begin today.

A post on SpyParty's website details the sign-up process, and states that it will be a paid beta, setting participants back $15. Like Minecraft's paid beta, the entry price will also land you a final copy of the game. So far the beta is only available for PC. If you're still not sure what this clever espionage game entails, check out our preview of SpyParty from this year's Indie Week.

[via Shack News]

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