Literally the internet went crazy! GrandChase will finally come back. A game that marked the childhood of most Gamers, especially Brazilians, will win a new chance. Totally taking gamers by surprise by suddenly appearing on Steam without any warning, GrandChase will return to PC after 6 years of its closure from PC servers.
Announced by Korean developer a KOG in the early hours of this Tuesday (July 30th). Although the game will effectively return only in August 2021, which won't be long, for those who can, they will have the opportunity to play in a closed beta.
Beta Access
Although it was announced for August 2021, there is no exact date for its arrival. But as we have already waited more than 6 years, even if he arrives at the end of the month it will still be a short time for his return. As stated, its return to PC will be via Steam, where it is also possible to sign up for the beta.
As it is a light game, the minimum and recommended requirements to be able to play do not require a powerful computer to be able to run. Therefore, a game both for those who want to kill the longing, and for those who once in their lives have heard about it, but never had the opportunity to play it. What will also help for everyone to play is the fact that the game is free to play!
But whoever wants to venture into the Beta, don't waste time, after all, registration has been open since June 30th, and ends on July 6th! Follow the link to the game page on Steam, where you can sign up for the GrandChase beta.
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About GrandChase
Developed by Korean KOG, and published in Brazil from 2003 by Level Up! GrandChase was a complete phenomenon in the country. But after 12 years of activity, the Brazilian servers were closed on January 14, 2015, leaving several Brazilian players and fans surprised by the attitude, after all the game was quite famous in the country.
So much so that the publisher Level Up! Games tried to acquire the game to continue here in the country. But negotiations did not move forward and the game was effectively over. But the game did not end there, and won a mobile version. This version had some differences compared to the PC version, with graphics improvements.
The mobile had about 70 characters, each with their abilities separated by functions: Damage, Tank and Support. With the objective of the game being to unlock new characters, to then be able to assemble the best team possible, with a maximum of 4 members.
