Chrono Odyssey launches its closed beta on Steam: how to register

The new MMORPG developed by Chrono Studio and published by Kakao Games will have a closed beta on PC starting next month. The experience offers gameplay focused on the manipulation of time and space, with graphics powered by Unreal Engine 5.

The world of video games adds a new ambitious proposal with the arrival of Chrono Odyssey, the upcoming massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) that seeks to stand out in an increasingly competitive genre. The development is handled by Chrono Studio, while Kakao Games is responsible for its global distribution.

Before the official release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC, players will be able to access a closed beta through Steam. To participate, they must register on the game's page within the Valve platform and follow the detailed instructions. The beta represents a unique opportunity to get an early look at the universe of Setera, a fantasy world marked by war conflicts and supernatural threats.

Classes, skills, and strategic gameplay

During this testing phase, participants will be able to choose from three available classes, each with unique combat styles and specific skill trees. This will allow for a customizable experience tailored to different types of players, from the most offensive to those who prefer support strategies or ranged combat.

One of the distinctive elements of the title is the "Chronotector," an artifact that grants the ability to manipulate time and space. This central mechanic introduces a tactical dimension to the battles, allowing players to rewind, speed up, or pause certain dynamics in combat.

A visually stunning universe

Chrono Odyssey was developed in Unreal Engine 5, ensuring cinematic graphic quality and immersive environments. The open world of Setera is presented as a living territory, where areas vary according to the passage of time or the influences of divine entities.

The development team explained that it is a dynamic world, with events that evolve in real-time and invite exploration, group combat, and the resolution of complex missions.

Additionally, it is expected that the beta will allow developers to adjust mechanics, gather feedback, and optimize the game's overall performance in preparation for its final release.