Digital Extremes has opened the open alpha test for Soulframe to Windows PC players worldwide. Players can form parties of up to four to explore the overworld and dungeons together.
Players can participate in Soulframe Open Preludes by creating an account on the game's official website. Upon creating an account, players can reserve their Envoy name and download the game to play.
Soulframe is an open-world fantasy adventure game currently in development as a sister project to Warframe. Centered around themes of nature and restoration, players embark on a journey to cleanse the land of Alca from corruption, inherit the courage, spirit, and grace of the Ancestors, and reclaim the land from the rule of the Ode.
Throughout their exploration, players can redeem corrupted Omen Beasts or rescue captured wildlife. Raising an Omen Wolf as a mount and companion is also featured. Players can hone combat, stealth, and magic techniques, collect and customize a wide variety of weapons and armor, and forge Pacts with forgotten Ancestors to wield ancient abilities. In parties, players can mix and match different playstyles.
"The Soulframe Preludes community has played an essential role in getting us to a place where we can open up our new fantasy adventure to a wider audience of PC players," said Geoff Crookes, Creative Director of Soulframe. He added that the team will continue refining features like mounts and combat while advancing development alongside the community toward a broader public launch.
Digital Extremes is a development studio building games on its proprietary Evolution Engine. According to the company, Warframe, now in its 12th year of service, supports a community of over 90 million registered players across major gaming platforms. Further details on Soulframe can be found on its official website and official news page.
