Steparu is reporting that the Korean version of Tree of Savior will launch with fifty-three playable classes, nine more than the current forty-four. In addition, each class will feature seven distinct ranks.
The Tree of Savior site has been updated with the news that Steam has handed the team more beta keys. Players are invited to visit the site, sign up for beta testing and wait to see if they are a recipient of a "lucky draw". Potential testers can sign up through November 6th for a chance at a key.
Steparu.com is reporting that the second Tree of Savior Online English language closed beta event is open to all as long as fans and potential testers sign up by the required deadline of October 19th.
The Tree of Savior Facebook page has been updated with a short, but fantastic, announcement that the global English language beta version of the game is incoming. The announcement was made via the Tree of Savior forum, though the site times out when trying to access it.
According to a post on the Tree of Savior Steam page, the English language site for the game has been updated with tons of new features to help players navigate the game’s systems and features and to enable community input via forums.
An English language version of Tree of Savior has arrived on Steam Greenlight though there is still no word yet on a publisher for either North America or the EU. Those interested in seeing a Steam release should log into Steam and vote it up.
Nexon is getting its players prepped for the second closed beta event for Tree of Savior. The six day Korean event will give layers a look at the game’s forty-four classes and a taste for game play mechanics. Check out the trailer below and let us know what you think.