Mighty No. 9 PC Beta To Be Taken Down Tomorrow

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The Mighty No. 9 PC beta will be pulled from Steam on Wednesday, May 20th, Comcept announced this morning. Here’s what the studio had to say on the subject of the beta:

 

Speaking of the porting process, we’ve finally gotten to the point where we can’t progress any further with debug and ROM testing while the Steam beta is still running. That’s why we’ll be discontinuing the Mighty No. 9 beta on Wednesday, May 20th. Now’s your last chance for you beta Beckers to play through No. 2, No. 3 and No. 5 stages, so if you haven’t taken advantage of your reward now’s the time!

 

Mighty No. 9 will be released for PC and consoles this September. Handheld versions of the game will follow at a later date.


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