TERBIS, a 2D anime-style RPG from WEBZEN, to start a closed beta (CBT) in Japan this June on mobile and PC

Story Highlights

• TERBIS is a collectible anime-style RPG with 2D visuals and animations.
• CBT recruitment is now live, with the deadline to be announced later.
• side from the high-budget PVs, not much has been revealed about the game.

In June this year, Webzen Nova, a division of WEBZEN, will be conducting a closed beta test for their role-playing game, TERBIS, which has an anime style and can be played on Android, iOS, and PC devices in Japan. This game was initially displayed at the G-Star 2023 event and later showcased at Comic Market 104 in August 2024.

Prepare for an otherworldly adventure in a stunning anime-style world in TERBIS

TERBIS is a captivating Role-Playing Game in anime style, boasting beautiful 2D graphics and animations. Within this game, you’re given the freedom to select from multiple character classes and gather an array of enchanting characters. As you journey through an extraordinary narrative, your mission is to save a world on the brink of extinction.

As a fervent admirer, I’ve been captivated by the previews and character unveilings on X (previously known as Twitter). They appear incredibly cool, and I eagerly anticipate this translating into the gameplay experience. Particularly, I can hardly wait to amass characters such as Raizel, Carib, and Pandora – these intriguing individuals have already piqued my interest significantly.

Although some details about the game are still under wraps, early gameplay previews on YouTube haven’t been met with favor among gacha enthusiasts. One Reddit user even commented, “The anime trailer looks fantastic but seems more like a less appealing Epic Seven.” For now, we can only anticipate what the developers will unveil in the future.

How to join the upcoming test

Excitingly, TERBIS has started preparations to commence a closed beta test (CBT) across Android, iOS, and PC platforms in Japan. If you register for the mobile versions, you’ll also be granted access to the PC version. The beta testing is slated for June, with recruitment ongoing until further notice.

You can apply for the test by following these steps:

• First, head over to the game’s official website.
• Then, scroll down to the CBT recruitment section.
• Now tap on Apply for CBT.
• Next, select either Android or iOS and enter your device’s name.
• Next, add your email address.
• Complete the survey and tap on Apply, and you’re done.

If you’re applying for iOS, add an email that can receive HTML emails, and the beta will also be available with Apple’s TestFlight app. And, if you’re an Android user, just provide your Gmail account linked to the Google Play Store. Plus, if applications exceed the limit, you’ll be selected via lottery.

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