Nine to Five: Public beta for the 3vs3vs3 shooter starts today

With Nine to Five, Redhill Games is launching a tactical shooter in which you compete against each other in three teams of three. Teamwork and strategy should be more in demand than quick reflexes. This weekend you should be able to convince yourself of the gameplay of the multiplayer title. The public beta starts on Steam today at 7 p.m. German time, and you can participate in it until Monday, February 15. To do this, you simply have to request access via the Steam shop page. This is free and is then activated by the developer. You will receive a message as soon as you can participate. According to Redhill, there should be no restrictions or specific requirements. Everyone who registers for the beta should also be admitted.

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Nine to Five is the first project realized by Redhill Games, a studio founded by former Remedy CEO Matias Myllyrinne. Three teams with three players each compete in three shifts or rounds. The gameplay not only consists of shooting each other over the heap, there are also various goals to be achieved, which change dynamically with the course of the game. A special aspect of Nine to Five is that a match, contrary to what the game title suggests, can be completed in a sporty 15 minutes. The aim is to also pick up players who cannot spend as much time playing games during the day.

Source: Official Website, Steam