Project ZETA, published by KRAFTON (CEO Kim Chang-han), will hold its first global community test from June 25 to 28.

The test is open to participants worldwide, including those in North America, Europe, and South Korea. Users interested in participating can sign up for the playtest via the Project ZETA Steam store page. Once registered, users will be granted automatic access to the game when the test begins.

Project ZETA also released a new video on its official YouTube channel announcing the global community test. Developed by Nurbanana Studio (CEO Kim Nam-seok) and published by KRAFTON, Project ZETA is an online multiplayer game in the 'Multi-team Tactical Arena' genre. In this game, four teams of three compete simultaneously on a single battlefield, where the first team to deliver a 'Prism' object to a designated point wins. Unlike traditional hero PVP games that feature symmetrical two-team battles, Project ZETA's core identity lies in its multi-team structure, where several teams face off on the same map at once.

Combat is conducted in a third-person action style utilizing each hero's unique skills, and the game is characterized by the integration of PvE progression and PVP combat within a single battlefield. The test will feature 14 heroes across four classes and support controller play. Plans are also in place to support cross-play between PC and console in the future.

Project ZETA is being developed using an 'Open Development' approach, where the game is refined in collaboration with its users. Through this global community test, KRAFTON and Nurbanana Studio plan to collect play data and feedback directly from users across various regions and incorporate these insights into future development.

Kim Nam-seok, CEO of Nirvana Studio, said, "Following our launches in Korea and China, I am very excited to finally connect directly with players in North America and Europe," adding, "We look forward to completing Project Zeta together by incorporating feedback from players in even more regions."

Project Zeta is currently in development with a target for global Early Access release in the second half of this year. Further details regarding Project Zeta and the upcoming global community test can be found on the official website, the Steam store page, and the official Discord channel.