Latest Mobile Technical Test for Open-World Survival Game Once Human Commences

The open-world multiplayer survival escapade, Once Human, developed by NetEase, is presenting another opportunity for mobile users to traverse its sombre post-apocalypse environment via the newest technical playtest. The playtest, live from 8:00 p.m. PDT yesterday, is available for interested parties to partake, spanning platforms such as iOS, Android, and PC through the Loading Bay client. Be sure to grab a spot quickly, as they are in limited supply!

The playtest is offered free to users, symbolising Once Human’s universal approach, and one can register directly via the iOS App Store, Google Play Store, or the Loading Bay client. But remember, you’re not officially a participant until your character creation is complete. So, hurry before enrolment reaches its limit.

The developers have noted that the playtest incorporates all currently available content without any additional features. Furthermore, they warn that all progress will be reset once the test ends. For mobile users concerned about control schemes, while mobile controller support is still not provided, those on PC via Loading Bay can use theirs.

Players across North America, Europe, Japan, Korea, and other areas are privy to the test. You can refer to this technical requirements page if you’re unsure whether your device can endure the demanding post-apocalyptic chaos of Once Human.

Since being available in early access on PC, Once Human has steadily gained followers, securing a spot on Steam’s Top 20 Most Played Games, with peak participants exceeding 91,000. The game’s mobile version is expected to broaden its userbase further, especially in regions where mobile gaming is prevalent.

Ready to brave the harsh world of Once Human? Register for the mobile playtest to confirm whether you possess the mettle to survive the dystopia!