HUNGER Sets Server Slam for October 25 as CBT Applications Stay Open
A load test on the last day of a closed beta is the studio checking whether the servers hold before Early Access, and the open application window suggests it still wants bodies in the matches.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
GOOD FUN CORPORATION will hold a Server Slam server load test on October 25, the final day of the HUNGER closed beta that began October 19. The event is open to CBT participants, who can play online alone or with friends, and the game content is unchanged. Applications to the closed beta are still being accepted via the Steam store page, with invites sent in the order requests were received and approved manually. HUNGER is planned for PC, with Early Access set to begin within 2026 on the Epic Games Store and Steam.
The Server Slam lands on the final day of a closed beta that has been running since October 19. Participants can queue online alone or with friends, and the build is the same one the CBT has been running.
Registration stays open through the Steam store page's Join Playtest option. Approval is manual and handled case by case, and accepted players can invite three friends. Elsewhere, a developer explained on October 21 why movement speed stays slow even as a character grows: the design favors environmental interaction and melee mind games, and fast movement would interfere with both. Japanese audio is included.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.