Arc Raiders Will Have a 'Server Slam' Playtest Before Official Launch
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The most highly anticipated third-person extraction shooter Arc Raiders will have one last playtest before launch after all. Developer Embark Studios broke their silence to announce a ‘Server Slam’ playtest for the game to stress test servers and give the public one last chance to try out the game when it launches on October 30.
They also released a new trailer revealing the game’s pre-order details, officially opening the game for sale.
Arc Raiders Server Slam Playtest Details
The last playtest before launch will happen on October 17- 19 and will be open to all players. Meaning, no requirements required beyond downloading the playtest version of the game and showing up for that weekend.
Arc Raiders Pre-orders
Pre-orders are upfor the extraction shooter as Embark is pricing this at $40 for the base game and $60 for the deluxe edition.
Pre-order bonus depends on the edition you plan to get:
Standard Edition
Hatckling Backpack
Golden Rubber Duck Backpack Charm
Deluxe Editon
Hatckling Backpack
Golden Rubber Duck Backpack Charm
G-Suit Legendary Outfit
Salvager Backpack
Spaceship Souvenir Backpack Attachment
Deluxe Edition Contents
Those interested in the Deluxe Edition, the package will contain:
Valente Legendary Outfit
Pathfinder backpack
Blanket Roll Backpack attachment
Lip Scar face cosmetic
Cowboy Scrappy skin
Finger Gun: Rapid Fire emote
2,400 Raider Tokens
The game is set to launch on PlayStation
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