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The Laser League Closed Beta Starts This Weekend
Proving that every sport is better with lasers, Roll 7's fast-paced competitive arcade game gets its "Field Test" this weekend. Laser League pits two teams against one another in a Tron-meets-dodgeball game based around avoiding enemy lasers and eliminating opposing players. Players can choose from several different classes with special abilities, like a fast dash or the ability to turn enemy lasers against them.
The closed beta, which runs on Steam from Friday ,October 27 to Sunday, October 29, features 3v3 matches on a few of the game's maps. The test is invite-only, so hurry up and go here to make sure you'll be engaging in some neon laser action this weekend.
We had a chance to check out an early build of Laser League at E3 this year, and came away pretty impressed. For more of our thoughts on Laser League, which made it into our 2017 E3 Hot 50 List, click here.
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