I’ve learned something new when putting this story together: There’s apparently a Steam for in-testing and in-development games with a focus on gathering player feedback to give to devs. This platform is where Fractured now finds itself as it seeks to fill up its current alpha build with more players.
The platform in question is called G.Round, which describes itself as a sort of storefront for alpha and beta testing builds that also asks players to submit their feedback via surveys and reviews.
“Our mission is to scout the globe to find talented game studios and outstanding games. We want to help developers find their audience, and for gamers to find great games and get a foot inside the industry. We are looking for gamers who are passionate about giving feedback and to become a part of the game development process. We want to find them and invite them to our events held around the world to select which games to feature on G.Round.”
It’s in that spirit of both collecting feedback and getting more people to take notice of Fractured that the game’s current alpha is available for those who sign up for G.Round. Not only will this feedback be sent to the folks at Dynamight Studios, but it could also potentially see the sandbox MMO net some investment funds from Global Top Round, the game startup investment firm that owns G.Round.
In case you’re curious about what Fractured is all about, there’s a new trailer that features gameplay from the current alpha build to watch after the break.
