Publisher En Masse Entertainment has announced that they are bringing the free-to-play MMORPG Tera to consoles later this year. The company also revealed that there will be a closed beta sometime in the future as well. In a press release provided to us, En Masse Entertainment CEO Sam Kim said that an incredible amount of effort is being put in to the game to ensure that players have the best experience possible on consoles.
“The past five years of Tera have been fantastic,” said Kim. “We have an amazing and ever-growing player base on PC and we can’t wait to share Tera with a brand new audience on consoles. Everyone at En Masse Entertainment and Bluehole is putting an incredible amount of effort into making sure that console players have the best Tera experience possible, and can enjoy the wide range of content the game has to offer.”
Developed by Bluehole, Tera features real-time skill-based gameplay and boasts 25 million registered users worldwide. The console versions will have fully redesigned controls and a rebuilt user interface. It is coming to Xbox One and PlayStation 4 in 2017, but an exact date has not yet been announced.
Players can sign-up for a chance to participate in the closed beta here.
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