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Amazon Games' Crucible Arrives On May 20
Amazon Games' announced that its free-to-play title Crucible is coming to PC on May 20. What is Crucible? Start by checking out the trailer right here!
Crucible has 10 characters to play, each with their own weapons and skills, and is launching with three modes. The three modes are quite different, each one boasting varying team sizes and objectives:
Heart of the Hives - Two four-player teams battle against boss Hives. Hives house a heart, and the first team to collect three hearts wins. You're going to have to balance between battling the other teams and the NPC hive monsters to win.
Harvester Command - Two teams of eight players try to capture and hold Harvesters on the map.
Alpha Hunters - Eight teams of two fight to be the last team remaining in a sort of duo-mini-battle royale.
Crucible is being developed by Relentless Studios, a team that is part of Amazon Games. Find out more at playcrucible.com.
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