Rogue Company has officially begun recruiting players for its first mobile alpha test. Hi-Rez Studios, the studio behind the third-person tactical shooter, has announced that the title will now be available on mobile devices. With several PC and console multiplayer titles recently venturing into mobile, it is not unexpected to find another tactical shooter on the verge of releasing their own version.

Following an open beta test for players who joined in over the Verizon network a few months ago, the development team has now unveiled this technical test with an emphasis on iOS. Typically, technical tests are held close to the release of a game, thus Rogue Company could be available on mobile soon.

https://twitter.com/RogueCompany/status/1499051967573860360

How to Enrol in the Rogue Company Mobile iOS Test?

Players who want to try out the mobile version of the third-person tactical shooter can do so by visiting the link provided in the official tweet above. There, users will be asked to provide some personal information as well as their email address so that Hi-Rez can contact them once the test version is ready for download. After entering all of the information, players must wait for Hi-Rez to contact them with information on the test version and how to proceed. While the tweet specifies solely iOS testing, the website allows users to choose between Android and iOS as their playing platform.

About Rogue Company Mobile

For those who are unfamiliar, Rogue Company is a competitive PVP third person hero shooter with a wide cast of Hero characters, each with distinct skills that may be exploited to gain an advantage over your opponents. It's normally hosted in a 4v4 setting, but there's also a 2v2 mode. Each round, you will purchase new weapons and charges for your skills, and rounds will end until the objective is completed or either team eliminates the other. The game has been available for some time on PC and consoles, and has enjoyed relative success over the year it has been available, so the mobile version may be even more populated than typical on launch, with an already established fanbase.