The second Beta testing phase for Fusionist, announced by the Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu, will commence on November 22nd. This phase will accommodate 3000 participants, expanding the opportunity for a more diverse user base to engage with the game.
In their article, Famitsu Magazine commended Fusionist's gameplay and visual excellence, awarding it an impressive expectation rating 9/10. This positive evaluation, reminiscent of the acclaim received from Unity a few months ago, reflects the growing popularity of the project within the Asian gaming community.
The second phase of Fusionist's Beta testing is slated to take place on the Steam platform, and 3000 testing activation codes will be disseminated through various channels, including Fusionist's PvP-based web game, Expedition 3.0, and other operational initiatives. Expedition 3.0 has attracted a considerable user base, surpassing 3000 independent users. Particularly noteworthy is the heightened interest from Japanese users, leading to a substantial expansion of the prize pool, which has increased ninefold in just the past two days.
In the near future, the Fusionist team is preparing to unveil Layer2 and AA wallets for their Endurance game mainnet. Additionally, they are partnering with a South Korean gaming company to release fresh game products within the Endurance ecosystem to create a comprehensive and resilient gaming environment.
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