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Hi-Rez Studios opens beta testing for upcoming Xbox One game SMITE

Dave W. Shanahan Dave W. Shanahan
August 3, 2020
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Hi-Rez Studios opens beta testing for upcoming Xbox One game SMITEHi-Rez Studios opened up a beta testing sign-up for its upcoming Xbox One game, SMITE. SMITE, already available on PC, is a multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA). No release date for SMITE beta has been set yet, but SMITE will be free to play on Xbox One. 

What is SMITE? Hi-Rez Studios explains it best:

SMITE is one of the more recent free MOBA games to enter the fray. In SMITE you don’t just choose a character, you choose a god. You’ll instantly feel an attachment to characters like Thor and Zeus because even if you don’t know the lore behind them, you’ve at least heard their names before! What makes SMITE so immersive is Hi-Rez Studios’ inclusion of historical lore into the gods’ abilities, kits, and play styles. Thor and Loki aren’t just characters from Marvel comics and movies. They’re also a part of Norse mythology and you can take control of them in SMITE!

Hi-Rez Studios released a trailer for SMITE, check the video below.

Sign up for the SMITE beta testing on Xbox One HERE.

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