RACE THROUGH RIDERS REPUBLIC BETA from August

Riders Republic is a next race game published by Ubisoft that invites players to dive into a hectic and wild outdoor world where they can discover different races, tracks and more. Ubisoft announced that Riders Republic would enter his beta from August 23 to 25. The beta version will be available on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X / S, Xbox One and PC via Epic Games Launcher and Ubisoft Connect. Interestingly, this announcement follows Ubisoft's decision to postpone the launch of Riders Republic until October 28, 2021.

In the beta, fans will have a first overview of three quarries, including bike races, snow tricks and air sports. Players can also compete in multiplayer modes, including mass races that are multisport races with more than fifty players, trench battles, free mode for all and versus mode, which is a perfect competition for the friends.

The beta version will be available in preloading on August 21. Players can share beta invitation with two friends so that more people can have fun.

People interested in the pre-order of Riders Republic can do so by buying the Gold and Ultimate editions. The GOLD edition includes the basic game and a pass of year 1, which includes eight exotic kits for the modification of players, an exclusive BMX Sport complementary module as well as other content added after launch. The Ultimate Edition will include the basic game, the year 1 pass and four exclusive cosmetic packs, namely Cosmic, Rainbow, Neon and Skull N style. Players will also have access to twenty helicopter tickets to reach the top faster than ever!

In Riders Republic, players can roam freely with other players and friends in a vast open world while contributing and making crazy figures in the emblematic parks of America. Game sports include skateboarding, cycling, skiing, wingsuit, snowboarding and rocket wingsuit.

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Source: Press release