Source: DreamAge

Rob Pardo, founder of Bonfire Studios—the developer of the new team-based PvP game 'Arkheron,' which is serviced in Korea and Japan by DreamAge (CEO Jung Woo-yong)—has expressed his gratitude to the Korean users participating in the 'FNF (Friday Night Fights)' test.

In a video posted on the official Arkheron YouTube channel on the 7th, Pardo shared his sincere thanks to FNF participants, stating that the team is carefully reviewing user feedback to improve the game every week. He emphasized that ongoing feedback is the driving force behind the game's development and added that they are committed to refining its quality ahead of the official launch.

Arkheron has been conducting FNF tests every Friday since March 13. FNF serves as a communication channel for gathering real-time user feedback and introducing experimental modes. To date, the game has provided fresh experiences each week by introducing various limited-time modes such as 'Duo Mode,' 'Turbo Ascension,' and 'Blitz,' as well as items like the 'Destroyer's Crown.'

The test on the 8th will feature the debut of the 'Spires' mode. This mode is designed to help players easily learn the game's systems, featuring fast-paced gameplay where the winning 3v3 team immediately faces the next opponent.

A community event for Korean users will also be held. Participants can win various prizes, including 'Tower Burger' gift certificates themed after the game, by inviting friends or writing play reviews.

Players can participate in FNF by signing up on the First Look page and registering the provided Steam key. Intensive matchmaking for global users takes place every Friday from 9:00 PM to 11:00 PM, with custom rooms available for matches at other times.