Ragnarok X: Next Generation Closed Beta Now Live In Select Southeast Asia Countries
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UPDATE [6/19/21]: Ragnarok X: Next Generation has officially launched in Southeast Asia and can be downloaded for iOS and Android devices. To celebrate the launch, limited events are set so that player can get a chance at earning a few rewards.
Nuverse announced that from April 23 to May 8, 202, the closed beta test for MMORPG Ragnarok X: Next Generation is now live for players in the Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore on Android devices.
Ragnarok X: Next Generation is said to retain the familiar gameplay mechanics and systems of the Ragnarok franchise, it features 6 classes veterans will recognize - Swordsman, Thief, Acolyte, Mage, Archer, and Merchant. Each of the classes will come with 2 upgrade classes then 3 advancement stages.
This Ragnarok title’s main pull is it’s fully 3D world on mobile devices which sports the usual twin-joystick control scheme where movement is down at the lower left of the screen while skills and other actions are placed at the bottom right. Next Generation also features a 2.5D + #D double-perspective design as well as a weather system.
Players in the Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore can opt to pre-register for the full game here to be among the first to play Ragnarok X: Next Generation in their respective countries. As more players join the closed beta, Nuverse and Gravity will be gifting players unique in-game rewards such as the title “Next generation”, a Capmus Festival Backpack, and a Hamster Mount that will last for 30 days.
Players can also earn an extra rewards by participating in the Vending machine event on the pre-registration website. Players completing 100 draws will be rewarded an exclusive Elephant mount for the game.
Ragnarok X: Next Generation is already out on counties such as Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau since last year, and is expanding this year through Southeast Asia countries. No release date was give as to when it will officially launch in SEA.
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