It's not clear when the asymmetrical, multiplayer sim will launch there are plans for a major visual transformation as well as new maps and missions, spectating, replays and more. The paid beta scheme was first announced in August 2011 but like all things SpyParty took a while to come to fruition. The influx of newbies is likely to find itself a bit lost, but Hecker described the existing community as 'friendly and helpful' towards new players. If you're super keen, you can donate a little extra to help cover development costs. You'll then have access to what has heretofore been one of the most exclusive clubs in gaming.īuying into the beta includes a copy of the finished game, and all updates, but won't keep you from being banned if you 'act like a jerk'. I have been monitoring the development of SpyParty for a long time, but I only signed up for the beta this year, because I was not sure I would pay as soon as I would get an invite, as was suggested on the beta sign.

To get on board, you'll need to register on the game's website, fork over $15 via PayPal, and verify your email. Since SpyParty is similar in some sense, I have a question to ask about the game, and this is the most relevant thread for this. You can now buy your way into the closely-guarded SpyParty beta, netting yourself a copy of the finished game in the process.Īfter two years of random beta participant selection, Chris Hecker has finally opened the testing to all comers - for a price.

Spyparty beta registration