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Reader Discussion: Did You Check Out The Doom Or Battleborn Betas?
While we aren't quite into the month of May, gamers had the opportunity to sample two of May's biggest releases this past weekend. First up was Gearbox's Battleborn, a hero shooter with tons of personality, which ran as an open beta. Id Software's Doom also received the open beta treatment, letting players get a taste of two distinct multiplayer modes.
Did you have the opportunity to play either of these open betas? What did you think? Did you prefer one over the other? Did you love both? Did either beta sway your purchase decision? Let us know in the comments section!
Incidentally, both of these games have been featured on a cover of Game Informer. To learn more about either Battleborn or Doom, including exclusive behind-the-scenes looks, click on the respective hub below. If you're a digital subscriber, you can also check out the full cover stories by heading to our digital magazine reader.
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