It can then be repurchased once Rumbleverse has a new launch date. Since Rumbleverse is no longer launching on February 15, and has no new release date, Epic Games will be refunding everyone that purchased an Early Access Pack. It previously allowed excited Rumbleverse fans to pre-order an Early Access Pack of DLC that included a week of early access. Iron Galaxy also addresses one other important issue in its announcement. Iron Galaxy says this is just the first test leading up to launch, so expect more in the future. It's intended to help Iron Galaxy test out its new infrastructure and will only be available for two hours, from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM Central Time.
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The first will start on February 12 and is, unfortunately, exclusive to PC once more. Epic Games and Iron Galaxy are planning additional tests for Rumbleverse going forward. Rumbleverse won't be going away in the meantime, even though it doesn't have a new release date yet. RELATED: Killer Instinct Devs Would Consider Making Another One Iron Galaxy also says that it wants to "perfect the experience" before it goes live. It was previously planned to release on February 15, a date not only in the middle of a very busy month but also doing Rumbleverse no favors considering the lack of hype and advertising so far. To be clear, Rumbleverse's indefinite delay appears to be in service to positioning it for a stronger launch, rather than potentially shelving the battle royale. Iron Galaxy appears to agree, as publisher Epic Games has now confirmed that Rumbleverse has been delayed indefinitely. As battle royale players know, however, to thrive a battle royale needs more than light interest at launch. It didn't blow up the internet, but for a closed test drawing attention to a game few had heard of prior, it certainly drew some interest. In December 2021, Iron Galaxy hosted a closed technical test for its upcoming wrestling-themed battle royale Rumbleverse.
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