In the latest development update from the team behind Corepunk, it has been announced that the public alpha 2 test for the highly anticipated MMORPG will be delayed. Originally slated to commence at the end of April, the test will now take place from May 27 to June 2. This decision was reached after a thorough evaluation of the development timeline, with a focus on ensuring the complete implementation of all progression systems without compromise.
The delay in the alpha 2 test comes as the development team aims to provide players with a comprehensive testing environment, free from the need to cut any essential systems or talents. To bridge the gap between the original and revised test dates, the team plans to release informative videos showcasing upcoming gameplay elements, allowing players to gain insight into what awaits them during the test period.
Despite drawing inspiration from various MMORPGs, Corepunk distinguishes itself with a unique gameplay experience. While acknowledging that the game may not cater to every player's preferences, the development team remains committed to delivering a standout contribution to the genre. They express gratitude to the community for their ongoing support and patience as they continue to refine Corepunk and prepare for the upcoming alpha 2 test.
