Rogue Company Open Beta Is Now Free-To-Play

Rogue Company published by Hi-Rez Studios is now in its open beta phase. Additionally, it has been made free to play on all platforms. The game had started out with a closed beta back in June and users had to purchase it back then.

The news was announced earlier today in a tweet.

Rogue Company is a team-based co-op PVP shooter played in a third-person perspective. The game grabbed a lot of attention after Dr Disrespect started playing it on his stream a while after his return from the Twitch ban. The Two-Time has even designed a personalized map for the game that was approved by the devs.

An Xbox Wire post by the game had some impressive stats on how popular the game already is.

” Not only did you make the launch of Rogue Company a huge success, you also showed your drive for winning and wracked up some impressive stats: 500m+ downs. 35m+ revives. 10m+ headshots with the LR15 Fullbody sniper rifle.”

The game will furthermore support cross-platform play, which will include PC, Xbox One, PS4, and also Nintendo Switch.

The open beta comes right after the latest update in the game: Desert Rose. This update saw the introduction of the new map, Lockdown. Pretty ironic a name for a map if you consider the timing!

This map is a maximum-security prison, located deep in the jungles of Venezuela. Along with the map, players now have the ability to play custom matches.

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New Rogue in Rogue Company open beta

Free to play open beta players will also get to play with a new Rogue, Dahlia.

“Introducing our newest Rogue, Dahlia. A master of small-squad tactics, Dahlia is a well-rounded support character that excels at pairing up with one other player on the team. She’s the perfect teammate – and a perfect threat if you find yourself going up against her!”

Furthermore, there are other bundles available that have character and weapon skins. There is also an exclusive 100 Thieves bundle that was released yesterday.

If you are not a free-to-play consumer, consider going for the founder’s packs with Rogue bucks and bundles for $15, $30, and $60.