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Gears Of War 4 Multiplayer Trailer Preps You For Imminent Open Beta

With the open multiplayer beta due to commence on April 25, Microsoft has premiered a new Gears of War 4 trailer.
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With the open multiplayer beta set to descend on Xbox One come April 25, Microsoft has premiered a new Gears of War 4 trailer prepping you for the online action.

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Drawing attention to the sequel’s versus multiplayer mode, the snippet above introduces most of the characters, weapons and maps that will be featured across the week-long testing. Running from April 25 until Sunday, May 1, it should be noted that budding marines will need an Xbox Live Gold account to hop into the action.

What’s more, simply participating in the open beta test will unlock an in-game cosmetic item (Vintage Kait Character) when Gears of War 4 lands in October.

Per Microsoft:

“Join the Xbox Live Gold Gears Of War 4 Versus Multiplayer BETA April 25-May 1 and curb stomp your way through new maps and modes with new characters, weapons and executions. Get Gory, Get Glory and unlock the Vintage Kait Character when the full game launches this October. Xbox Live Gold Required for Online Multiplayer.”

Dust off those Chainsaw Bayonets, folks, as Gears of War 4 shoots for Xbox One on October 11. Those who wish to get a taste of the sci-fi action ahead of time can look for the open beta to grace Microsoft’s current-gen system on Monday, April 25.


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