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Dreadnought
Ever since we first played it at PAX Prime 2014, Yager’s Dreadnought has been on our minds. The team-based multiplayer affair opts for methodical action over twitchy PvP. And it’s finally entering closed beta.
Since we first looked at Dreadnought, we’ve played the team deathmatch mode, the one-life team elimination game type, and experimented with some of the ship and weapon customization.
You’ll finally have your chance to give it a try if you sign up and are selected or buy a founder’s pack to enter the beta. The $9.99 Hunter Pack gets you a preconfigured medium Dreadnought hero ship, the Morningstar, 500 Grey Box points used for cosmetic customization, and seven days of experiencing boosting Elite Status when the game launches.
It also includes a Hunter Pack cosmetics set and two invitations to bring friends into the fight. The recruitment packs include the Morningstar, 250 points, and a cosmetics set.
There is also a $39.99 Mercenary Pack, five hero ships (including the Morningstar), 3,000 points, 30 days of Elite status at launch, a cosmetic pack, and four recruitment codes for friends.
Dreadnought’s closed beta begins on April 27 for founders and April 29 for those selected via sign-up. You can voice your interest on the game’s official site.
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