The new game from former Overwatch director Jeff Kaplan, The Legend of California, will hold its first public playtest very soon. Developer Kintsugiyama has announced an alpha test for The Legend of California, and it will be held March 26-30 on Steam.

This is not an open test available to everyone, however. People can sign up for the test by visiting the main store page and clicking the [Request Access] button.

This will be a “very small” test, the developer said, and that means not everyone who signs will get in. Players who are accepted into the test will receive a notification from Steam, and from there, the alpha client will be automatically added to their game library. It will take up about 50GB of space, and an SSD is required.

Continue Reading at GameSpot The new game from former Overwatch director Jeff Kaplan, The Legend of California, will hold its first public playtest very soon. Developer Kintsugiyama has announced an alpha test for The Legend of California, and it will be held March 26-30 on Steam.This is not an open test available to everyone, however. People can sign up for the test by visiting the main store page and clicking the [Request Access] button.This will be a “very small” test, the developer said, and that means not everyone who signs will get in. Players who are accepted into the test will receive a notification from Steam, and from there, the alpha client will be automatically added to their game library. It will take up about 50GB of space, and an SSD is required.Continue Reading at GameSpot  Read MoreGameSpot – All Content