And at 60 frames per second and 1080p.
EVE Online is a game that is known, in addition to other things, for its enormous (and costly) space fights. And keeping in mind that you could get into it with a moderately unassuming PC (and soon Mac), it has consistently assisted with having an all more remarkable framework. At any rate, that used to be the situation.
Developer CCP Games declared today that it’s beginning to beta test a version of the game, considered EVE Anywhere, that will permit you to play the MMO, indeed, anywhere. All you need to look at the game in its most up-to-date manifestation is a viable program — be that Chrome, Edge, Safari, or Firefox — and a quick enough web connection. Also, the new customer will permit you to play the game at 1080p and 60 frames each second, with no extra download on your part.
The beta is open right now to anybody in the US who needs to attempt it; however, you’ll have to meet a few prerequisites. Current players who pay for the game’s $15 each month Omega membership can look at EVE Anywhere, anytime during the restricted time beta, and at no extra expense. Then, in case you’re new to EVE, you’ll consequently be invited to the beta when you make a record.
You’ll need to hang tight for a welcome from CCP; however, you can hop in front of the line by paying for an Omega membership.
