Fulqrum Publishing and the Ukrainian Best Way Studio announced the upcoming weekend testing of the long-awaited strategy in Men of War II, which starts on November 16 and ends on November 21 in Steam. This new beta version demonstrates progress in development and offers players a more perfect experience, including the selection of players and leaders tables for each of the settings of PVP matches, a shorter loading time and various graphic improvements.

In the upcoming open beta version, which starts next week, the “Officer” mode will be presented-a complex script PVE, requiring strategic skill players. In the “officer” mode, participants should skillfully combine offensive and protective tactics, trying to protect the NPC officer over a certain period of time; If the enemy manages to destroy it, the game is over. This intensive mode will check the ability of players to effectively coordinate their strength and make instant decisions to achieve victory. In addition to this new mode, the players will return all PVE and PVP modes from previous open beta versions.

In addition, players can count on two exciting new single -user missions that tell about the turning points of the history of the Second World War for the US troops and Germany. These exciting missions give players the opportunity to feel the intensity and complexity of decision-making in wartime, and the Soviet campaign from previous beta versions returns so that players can return to action with all single missions.

This beta version also presents four new multi-user cards: “Witch Valley”, “Village”, “Shampan” and “Polesie”, only ten of which are available to players.

This open beta version is based on the reviews of thousands of players who have already played, tested and expressed their thoughts about the three previous public tests. Developers will continue to work on finalizing and balancing based on fresh reviews of players received during beta testing. Progress and preservation of players in this open beta testing will not be transferred to the release.