The Quinfall Preps for Third Closed Beta Test, Pre-Download Begins Today
Vawraek Technology’s medieval MMORPG The Quinfall is gearing up for its third closed beta test, and this one promises to be the most polished experience yet. Starting on September 27th and running through October 1st, eager players who’ve participated in previous tests will be able to download the game client starting today. But don’t worry if you’re new—there’s still a chance to secure one of 3,000 testing slots via Steam.
For those unfamiliar, The Quinfall has been slowly gaining momentum since its development began under the radar in early 2021. Vawraek Technology Inc, a Poland-based studio, has steadily rolled out updates, with a focus on delivering a massive sandbox MMO experience.
Set in a sprawling medieval world filled with dynamic environments, The Quinfall offers a robust gameplay experience ranging from player-driven economies to deep PvP mechanics. Players can engage in activities like caravan trading, fishing, and naval exploration, giving the game a unique blend of open-world sandbox elements and traditional MMORPG features.
This upcoming beta isn’t just another test run—it comes with a host of updates and improvements. Vawraek’s recent showcase video highlights several of these enhancements, including revamped combat animations, skill balancing, and various quality-of-life features. For example, players can now enjoy an “auto-fill” function for storage management, which has been a highly requested feature. According to the developers, they’ve also squashed dozens of bugs based on player feedback from the second closed beta, held back in July.
“We’ve listened to the community and worked tirelessly to make The Quinfall the best experience possible,” a Vawraek spokesperson said. “This third beta will showcase the fruits of that labor.”
If you’re interested in diving into The Quinfall world, head to the game’s official Discord for more details on how to get access. And be sure to check out the third closed beta showcase video embedded below to see what’s in store for this week’s beta test.
