Darwin Project
Darwin Project Gears Up for Two Duo Mode Test Weekends
Posted March 20, 2018
MONTREAL, CANADA - March 20, 2018 - Following up on their wildly successful Darwin Project Invitational tournament last week, which saw over 200,000 concurrent viewers tune in and 1 million votes cast, Scavengers Studio is excited to announce the first Duo Mode play opportunities for Darwin Project. Allowing two combatants to put aside their differences and join forces in the arena, Duos will be available for PC users to test from Friday, March 23 at 3:00 PM EDT to Monday, March 26 at 12:00 PM EDT and from Friday, March 30 at 3:00 PM EDT to Monday, April 2 at 12:00 PM EDT on Steam.
Scavengers Studio intends to use data and feedback from these test weekends to fine-tune Duo Mode ahead of its official launch on both Steam and Xbox One, to be announced at a later date. Will you and your partner be able to carve out a foothold as the manhunt heats up? Get ready to test out a whole new set of tactics.
This isn’t the only new content arriving in the snowy Canadian Rockies, though. In addition to a series of community-requested improvements, beginning today on Steam, players can join the hunt with a playable female character, which marks the start of Darwin Project’s customization options. Keep an eye out, as there’s a whole lot more to get excited about in Darwin Project coming soon!
Darwin Project is available now on Steam Early Access and Xbox Game Preview for $14.99 USD. For the latest updates, visit Scavengers Studio's official website or follow them on Facebook, Twitter, Discord, Reddit and Instagram.
Still hungry for more northern Canadian battle royale goodness? Check out the latest updates from the team at Scavengers Studio!
- Patch 1.8.1 | Take a look at what’s been added in the latest Steam update
- Be the Director trailer | Check out the Early Access launch trailer, shining a spotlight on the Show Director
- Cross-Livestream Spectator Interactions Update | Read the blog post by Creative Director Simon Darveau explaining a major improvement to Spectator Interactions
