Project ETHOS is the latest hero shooter from 2K Games, and we’ve got details on how you can join the first community playtest.
2K Games and 31st Union have teamed up on a new roguelike hero shooter. A community playtest for the game, Project ETHOS, is happening the weekend of October 17-20, and you can sign up now. We've got all the details on the game and how to get in to try it out.
What is Project ETHOS?
As previously stated, Project ETHOS is considered a roguelike hero shooter. The free-to-play third-person game looks to have some elements of Overwatch, Deadlock, and a battle royale like Fortnite.
There are different characters for you to choose on your team of three. A large map is where you'll battle others with your abilities. And there's plenty of movement options from diving in to using a zipline.
The Project ETHOS community playtest lets you try out all of its in-development aspects. So, you can see if you're up to par with some of the game's partners that were given access before everyone else.
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How to participate in the playtest for Project ETHOS
2K gave several content creators and partnered streamers access to play Project ETHOS to kick off the community playtest. If you aren't one of them and still want to give it a try, you certainly can by obtaining access through a Twitch Drop.
Just follow these steps:
- Watch any Project ETHOS streamer with Drops Enabled on Twitch
- Accumulate a total of 30 minutes of watch time
- Collect the drop from your Drops & Rewards page
- Head back to the Project ETHOS playtest page
- Click to claim your key, accept the terms, and reveal your Steam key for the test
- Enter the key on Steam and install the playtest to participate
After that, you can press the SIGN UP NOW button at the top of the Project ETHOS website. This is where you can put your name in the running for access to future playtests. They do state that all playtests will have accessibility through Twitch Drops in the future.
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