Amazon recently announced that Crucible, a free-to-play title released on PC last May 20, is back in phase today Closed Beta. The decision was made following the lack of success achieved by the multiplayer shooter, so that the team can solve the problems that plague the game and thus improve the overall experience using user feedback. As you can read in the update published on the official website of the work, the words of Colin Johanson focus a lot on the willingness of the developers to perfect the title:
We will continue to follow the roadmap we laid out earlier, working on changes to the map, combat and system to improve the Heart of the Hives experience, as well as implement other improvements based on your feedback and what we think it has need the game to thrive.
Johanson then specifies that the experience as a Crucible player will practically remain the same in this new beta period. The only change will be the planning of weekly times in which the developers will play with the community and ask for feedback in order to evaluate improvements. If you are curious to know what we think of the Amazon Game Studios shooter, you can take a look at our review.
