Krafton announced that its 5min Lab has completed the first global closed beta test (CBT) for 'Dinkum Together.' The company plans to enhance the game's quality based on user interest, engagement, and feedback gathered during the CBT.
The CBT was conducted with users in South Korea and the United States. The test utilized an early development build that excluded multiplayer and social features. Users showed strong engagement with the life simulation content focused on exploration, village growth, crafting, and construction.
According to the company, there was a clear desire among users to continue playing after the official launch. Additionally, the CBT schedule was extended once at the request of users.
During the initial phase of the CBT, feedback centered on content composition and volume. Later, suggestions for improvements were made regarding game balance, user interface (UI), user experience (UX), and convenience. Feedback on multiplayer and social features was also collected.
5min Lab plans to improve the game's quality based on the diverse user feedback obtained during the CBT. The team aims to refine gameplay and establish a stable service environment in preparation for the official launch.
Park Moon-hyung, head of 5min Lab, stated, "Through this CBT, we were able to confirm the interest and various opinions from users. We will actively incorporate this feedback into the development process to enhance the game's quality."
'Dinkum Together' is a multi-platform game being developed by 5min Lab, based on the intellectual property of the survival life simulation game 'Dinkum,' created by Australian solo developer James Bendon. The game features a story where players grow their own village through gathering, crafting, building, and exploration on an island inspired by Australia's nature. It retains the survival and exploration elements of the original while enhancing multiplayer and social aspects, including sandbox features and character customization.
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