The second Overkill’s The Walking Dead beta test is now in full swing on PC and we’ve got a hundred codes to give away that will let you immediately into the game.
Just complete the actions in the Gleam.io form below to unlock your Overkill’s The Walking Dead beta code and then redeem it directly on Steam. Below we’ve added the official system requirements so that you can check out whether your system is up to snuff.
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Overkill’s The Walking Dead PC Beta Giveaway
This weekend’s Overkill’s The Walking Dead beta test will go on until Monday, October 15th at 9 PT/12 ET/18 CET. Another beta test will take place next week from Friday, October 19th at 10 PT/13 ET/19 CET to Monday, October 22nd at 9 PT/12 ET/18 CET.
The full game is due for release on November 6th on PC, while console gamers have to wait February 2019.
OVERKILL’s The Walking Dead is an action-filled four-player co-op multiplayer first-person shooter set in Washington, D.C. after an outbreak brought the dead back to life. In this test of skill, strategy and teamwork players will band together with up to three friends on a variety of missions, securing supplies as well as survivors to strengthen their camp against the threat of both the dead and the living – by any means necessary.
A New Story Within the World of The Walking Dead. In OVERKILL’s The Walking Dead, players are introduced to Aidan, Maya, Grant and Heather; four people brought together by necessity and the willingness to do whatever it takes to stay alive in a post-apocalyptic world. Inspired by the rich story universe of Robert Kirkman’s original graphic novels, OVERKILL’s The Walking Dead sheds light on some of the events that take place in Washington D.C.
Welcome to the Wasteland of Washington D.C. Explore the capital after the outbreak, and discover what happened. Journey through the districts of the desolate city, and search lost neighborhoods such as Georgetown for loot, supplies and other survivors. Tread lightly, as any noise can be heard by both the dead and the living, and any mistake runs the risk of attracting a horde of walkers.
