Build Giant Robots and Destroy Stuff in Robocraft

Free-to-play arena shooter Robocraft has over ten million players. That's not bad for a game in alpha testing. That number is set to rise very soon too as the game enters into the beta phase of its early access life cycle. This change is marked with a number of changes and additions to the game, including the adjustment of the core gameplay mode from 8v8 to 5v5 to add an extra degree of difficulty. In addition to that change, there's also a new matchmaking system, and losing teams can now get a temporary boost via a new equaliser mechanic that spawns "Protonite Cores" to be destroyed for those behind in matches. 

“Since its arrival on Steam Early Access, Robocraft has been through multiple evolutions, radically altering key game aspects like progression, combat balance, modes and maps, to name but a few,” said Freejam CEO and Game Director, Mark Simmons. “However Robocraft is now reaching its fully evolved, final form and we can’t wait to see the response to the changes from our awesome community, as well as all the new players we’re hoping to welcome to the party.”