Trials Fusion PC release date slips, but the open beta starts tomorrow
Preorder Trials Fusion for PC from Uplay or a "selected digital retailer" to get access to the open beta, but PC owners will have to wait a week longer than Xbox One, PS4, and 360 owners to get the full game.
The PC release for Trials Fusion has slipped from April 16 to April 24, meaning the master race will have to wait an additional week to play RedLynx's latest stuntbike caper.
But it's not all bad! PC owners who preorder the game from Ubisoft's own Uplay or "selected digital retailers" will be able to access a Trials Fusion closed beta from March 21. That's tomorrow!
Ubisoft says the beta will include 14 tracks and 2 skill games at first, with the content on offer changing every week with an update. Leaderboards and challenges will also be included.
Trials Fusion will launch for Xbox One, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 4 on April 16, with the digital download costing $20. A physical version for Xbox One and PS4 will be available at retail for $40.
On top of that, Trials Fusion will include a season pass for the game's six DLC packs. RedLynx plans to release DLC for Trials Fusion up until the end of April 2015.
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