Gala Games Launches Beta Version 1 of Project Cerberus for Mobile

Gala
Games
has
announced
the
public
beta
release
of
Version
1
of
its
highly
anticipated
VOX
mobile
title,
Project
Cerberus.
The
game
is
now
available
for
testing
on
both
iOS
and
Android
devices,
according
to

Gala
News.

Key
Features
of
Version
1

Version
1
of
Project
Cerberus
includes
foundational
systems
that
provide
a
glimpse
into
the
overall
gaming
experience.
While
some
features
are
not
yet
activated
for
this
public
playtest,
the
game
currently
offers:

• Crafting
• The
  Store
• Account
  Advancement
• Land
  Merging
• Account
  Sign-In

Crafting

The
crafting
feature
allows
players
to
utilize
collected
resources.
Players
can
access
the
crafting
room
from
the
upper
right
of
the
VOX
main
screen,
select
a
crafting
station,
assign
a
worker,
choose
a
recipe,
and
craft
items.

The
Store

Initially,
only
selling
items
is
enabled
in
the
store.
Future
updates
will
include
the
ability
to
buy
crafting
items,
exclusive
decorations,
and
other
cosmetics.
Additionally,
a
Gala
Games
store
will
offer
exclusive
items
for
$GALA
and
the
ability
to
purchase
in-game
currency.

Account
Advancement

Players
can
level
up
their
accounts
by
completing
tasks,
unlocking
new
options,
and
skills.

Land
Merging

Three
lands
of
the
same
type
can
be
merged
into
a
land
of
greater
rarity.
This
feature
is
currently
disabled
to
prevent
data
loss
before
the
official
launch
but
will
undergo
extensive
in-house
testing.

Account
Sign-In

Although
disabled
in
the
beta,
the
account
sign-in
feature
will
soon
allow
players
to
log
in
with
their
Gala
accounts
to
view
their
VOX,
lands,
and
skins
in-game.

The
crafting
area
serves
as
a
testing
ground
for
various
3D
building
ideas,
ensuring
proper
scale
and
appearance
for
upcoming
landscape
features.
The
development
team
is
actively
seeking
player
feedback
on
performance
issues
like
battery
usage
and
overheating,
especially
on
older
Android
devices.

As
Project
Cerberus
moves
closer
to
its
official
release,
Gala
Games
appreciates
the
community’s
participation
in
the
beta
testing
phase.

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source:
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