Arena Breakout: Infinite Season 1 is all set to release, and this time around, it is back with some incredible game-enhancing features.
The high-octane FPS (First-Person Shooter) is getting a much-anticipated update. MoreFun Studios, the developers behind Arena Breakout: Infinite (PC), have confirmed early access to the latest “Season 1” of the game which will be available to FPS lovers on November 20, exclusively on the website “arenabreakoutinfinite.com.”
The makers have also stated that a special preview server will be available to editors and content creators starting November 7. Further on, Season 1 of the game will be getting some exciting updates that are bound to enhance player experience. In their latest release, the game will be bringing:
- Exciting New Maps: Get access to new action with a new TV Station map, and an expanded armory, giving fresh tactical opportunities.
- Game-Changing Modes: New thrills with new events - Fog Event, Storm Event, Farm Assault, and Armory Assault.
- Introducing Female Operatives: New playable female characters added
- Arsenal Expansion: Get your hands on eight new weapons, expanding choices, like T03, Vector 9/45, MDR, and many others.
- Seasonal Highlights: Players get new Battle Pass and Seasonal Challenges, along with exclusive cosmetics and skins.
- Performance Enhancements: Cheater compensation measures, T7 adjustments, and reduced system requirements - now the game is playable with 12GB RAM and 2GB GPU minimum.
About the Game and Studio
Arena Breakout: Infinite is an immersive, tactical extraction first-person shooter game. The gamers get to battle through high-stakes environments, gather loot, and perform extraction missions. With its top-tier graphics and realistic audio, it delivers an authentic and intense experience.
MoreFun Studios, the developers of Arena Breakout: Infinite, is a reputable game development company. Founded in 2010, the studio worked on different genres like action, shooter, RPG, and casual. Through their exemplary game development team, they have created several versions of Arena Breakout and worked on the game of a famous anime series, “Hitori No Shita: The Outcast.”
