Duet Night Abyss Starts Second Closed Beta Recruitment

Duet Night Abyss, the eagerly anticipated fantasy action RPG developed by Pan Studio and published by Hero Games, is now preparing for its second closed beta test. Following the success of the first closed beta test in January, the game is set to captivate mobile gamers once again with its unique blend of waifus and Warframe-like parkour.

Time Period for the Duet Night Abyss Second Closed Beta Test

The recruitment for the second closed beta test has commenced today, May 13th, and will continue until June 2nd. This test will be available in multiple languages including English, Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese. To celebrate this milestone, the developers have released an exciting new trailer for the CBT, which you can watch below.

To participate in this eagerly awaited second closed beta test, visit the official Duet Night Abyss website where you can complete an application questionnaire. Additionally, keep an eye on the game's social media channels for competitions that offer another chance to join the test.

What’s the Game Like?

Duet Night Abyss offers a compelling narrative that begins with a young girl raised on a secluded island alongside her best friend and a group of tradesmen. The story takes a dramatic turn when a military group kidnaps her friend and throws her off a cliff, plunging players into a grim and fast-paced exploration of a broader world filled with emotional depth.

In this final closed beta test, players can choose between a male or female protagonist and embark on a new storyline titled "Children From the Snowfield." This arc allows you to experience the unfolding events from the perspectives of both characters. Rather than constantly switching between characters, you can summon up to two companions to aid you in battle, adding a strategic layer to the gameplay.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to dive into the world of Duet Night Abyss. For more gaming news, be sure to check out our scoop on Super Farming Boy, which is now available in early access on Android globally.