World of Dragon Nest will have a Closed Beta Next Week, Sign Ups now Available
Eyedentity Games and Nexon Thailand have announced that their MMORPG World of Dragon Nest will have a Closed Beta Test on August 1 to 7, 2019. The slots available are limited.
Limited to just 30,000 accounts, based on the press released sent over by Nexon Thailand. Registrations are now open and will be available in 5 countries in the Southeast Asia region: Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines, and Thailand.
As with any closed beta in any game, it’s meant for server stability testing and feedback. Plus, any progress will be wiped clean after the closed beta session is over.
You can register here. Registration is only from July 24 to July 30, so your window of trying out the game’s current state is small . You can also download the game directly through Nexon’s website.
World of Dragon Nest will be available on mobile, currently only on Google Play.
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