But the FAQ does note that not everyone is guaranteed to be invited, as EA "will be inviting players to participate in playtesting based on varying factors defined by our goals for testing at that time in development."ĭon't expect to learn anything more about the game from playtesters if you aren't one though, as they will be unable to divulge if picked to take part. There are no requirements other than being over the age of 18, so give it a shot if you fit that pretty broad bill.
insider, and it both is and isn't closed beta/ alpha testing, as mentioned on the program's FAQ page.
The rest of the trailer for the most part just looks like Skate, which is a good thing obviously! It also shows just a whole bunch of skates riding together at once, lending some strong credence to the belief that the game will have some kind of multiplayer.Īs well as all that, the trailer notes that it is listening to fan requests and feedback, and now EA is inviting fans to sign up to playtest the game. In a refreshingly honest opener, the trailer does show some pretty goofy glitches, really reminding you that the game won't be ready for a while. Whether pre-pre-pre-alpha is the technical term or not, mostly the game world of Skate 4 is made up of low poly blocks, grind rails, and ramps, though some sections do manage to look like the real world.
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