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Register For Hunger Games-alike The Culling’s Closed Alpha
The Culling pits you and 15 “friends” in a battle to the death in Hunger Games or Battle Royale style. While the Early Access version won’t be out until early March, you can register for a chance to give it a go early.
The closed alpha test will run later this month, though no specific dates have been announced. In order to voice your interest, sign up here.
The Culling is priced at $14.99, and a 10 percent discount will be offered between the game’s March 8 Early Access launch and March 14. For more on Xaviant’s latest, check out our previous coverage.
Our Take
I’m not keen on multiplayer games with random players, but if the idea is to kill them all and be the last man standing, maybe I can get on board. I’m not sure why, but this concept has me intrigued. There’s no progression system. There’s no respawning. The absence of those things has me interested.
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