Ubisoft is all set to launch a new free-to-play first-person shooter, to compete with the likes of Warzone and Cold War. Announced today, the game is a 6v6 shooter with a plethora of game modes and factions available for players.
The major highlight of the game is the fact that it mixes and matches elements from various games in Tom Clancy’s franchise. This includes the likes of The Division, Splinter Cell, and Ghost Recon. While fans are yet to get their wishes answered with a Splinter Cell announcement, the crossover is still something to cherish about.
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The game comprises various factions which include the Cleaners and Outcasts from the Division, The Echelon from Splinter Cell, and The Wolves from Ghost Recon. These factions are equipped with unique abilities, to suit different playstyles and perform different roles during matches.
While we are yet to get a release date of the upcoming title, Ubisoft will be starting the closed beta of the game pretty soon. Here is how you can register for the same.
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How to sign up and register for Tom Clancy’s XDefiant closed beta early access
Just like many multiplayer games, there will be a number of beta testing stages for the game. This will allow players a chance to try the game before its full-fledged launch, and also let the developers get some feedback about the community about improvements, bugs, and more.
The first beta will start on 5th August 2021. To register for the beta, you need to head to the official website of the game and then choose the platform you wish to play the game on. Do note that the first beta will only be for PC players, based in the US and Canada. Moreover, if you are selected for the beta, you can invite up to five friends to join you in the game.
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