Although the competition took place a few days later

Players look forward to cooperating with horror shooters Kill the 3rd floor Before launching on July 24, there was a bit of attention to the status of the game, as a recent match test required players to sign a five-year undisclosed agreement to compete before the launch.

The stress test takes place on Sunday during a two-hour, two-hour course, during which players can access via Steam request. However, for the sake of playing the game, NDA's fine printing has caused some eyebrows. As revealed in an article redditIn addition to agreeing not to take screenshots or document gameplay from developer Tripwire Interactive’s upcoming shooting game, players must also agree not to discuss tests within five years.

Although NDA is not uncommon when playing early games, the test requires a test when the entire game is scheduled to be released in a week, which surprised many players. The five-year extension may be a legal word copied and pasted from previous old game tests, but it still doesn't inspire confidence.

The 3rd floor of the Killing Building should have arrived earlier this year March 25, but was postponed a few weeks before release. To get close to the launch's playback test, a long NDA is required, and fans are worried that another delay might be delayed, but in Blog Posts Regarding stress testing, Tripwire said it has been focusing on optimizing and formulating player feedback, so it can ship great games to fans on July 24. ”

“This test is designed to help our teams and partners ensure that the multiplayer environment remains as stable as possible when it is released,” Tripwire noted.

Tripwire has developed some post-release plans to kill the 3rd floor, including improved animations, playable characters’ ability to choose any cheering ability, and implement text chat.

Kill the 3rd floor to support the six-person cooperative and have cross-performing performances on the platform. exist Hands-on preview, we say kill the 3rd floor “Pictures an amazing first impression” and “a collaboration package that looks like a killer,” although only “time can tell if it can be maintained over the long term.”