Soulframe Open Prelude Opens To All On November 6
Digital Extremes will open Soulframe's pre-alpha to anyone on November 6 local time, the studio announced during Devstream 18 on October 31. The free prelude had run by invitation.
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Why it matters
Dropping the invitation gate turns a long-running closed test into a public one roughly three weeks after Digital Extremes first floated the idea, which puts the studio's community-building pitch for Soulframe ahead of any launch date.
Key Facts
- Soulframe's open prelude begins on November 6 local time, Digital Extremes announced on October 31 during Devstream 18.
- The open prelude is a free pre-alpha that anyone can join by creating an account on the game's official website.
- Verse of the Veilands is the next update to the Prelude and adds an Omen Wolf mount system and fishing.
- Soulframe supports solo play and parties of up to four players.
- Soulframe is in development for Windows via Steam and the official website, and for consoles, with the Prelude running on PC only.
The fantasy action RPG casts players as an envoy with ancient fairy blood who purifies the corrupted Alca, and it supports solo play and parties of up to four. The same stream detailed Verse of the Veilands, the next Prelude update, adding Omen Wolf mounts and fishing. Soulframe is in development for Windows via Steam and the official site, and for consoles; the Prelude runs on PC only.
Registration runs through an account on the game's official website, and the open prelude costs nothing. The invitation-only Prelude has been running with updates layered on, and Verse of the Veilands is the next one queued for it. Devstream 18 introduced that update's Omen Wolf mount system and fishing before the studio said it was ready to expand the community further and confirmed the date. A teaser trailer went out with the announcement. Soulframe's console versions remain in development with no date given, and the Prelude itself is limited to the PC build.
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