Crystal Of Atlan Announces Steam Launch Date

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Crystal Of Atlan Steam Launch

If there are folks out there who have been waiting for Crystal of Atlan to launch on Steam, they’ll be getting what they want soon. The free-to-play anime-style MMORPG is finally making its way to Valve’s platform, and will be available there on October 30, according to MassivelyOP.

Though it’s a good bet that many of the players who are interested in trying out the game already have, as it’s been available to play on mobile devices, consoles, and PC via the Epic Games Store for about five months now, there are always some holdouts who would rather keep their collection in one place. So, while I’m not sure this will bring a wave of players to the game, it should likely bring some. Prior to the official launch, players will be able to access the game on Steam during the October Steam Next Fest.

In addition to the Steam news, the developer also revealed the game’s new Assassin class, as well as announced a couple of new servers with sped-up progression.

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