UFL BETA

UFL Beta Testing

UFL, the new free-to-play football video game supported by Cristiano Ronaldo, has announced its Open Beta test, scheduled to take place in Jselected weekends. The full game is set to be released globally later this year.

The testing weekend follows a successful phase of Alpha testing that began in late October. During this period, a group of investors, including Cristiano Ronaldo, pledged $40 million towards the game’s development. Eugene Nashilov, CEO of Strikerz Inc., commented on the announcement: “We’re delighted to announce that gamers worldwide will be able to experience UFL first-hand in June. This event marks a significant milestone in our journey, allowing us to gather invaluable feedback from our community and refine the game as we aim to deliver an unparalleled gaming experience when we launch later this year.”

During the Open Beta weekend, players will have the opportunity to engage in the main online mode, where they can compete with fellow gamers worldwide. In this mode, players will be tasked with creating their own football clubs using a roster of real players licensed by FIFPro. As players win more online matches, they will earn valuable in-game resources, which can be utilized to improve and customize their clubs.

Additionally, gamers can enjoy the offline local match mode during the Open Beta weekend, enabling friendly competition with friends on a single game console.

Built on the Unreal Engine 5, the new game promises to deliver exceptional gameplay that rewards gaming ability and is specifically designed to be a fair-to-play experience, emphasizing a skill-first approach.