Eldramoor keeps alpha buy-in open through its April 8 test

VR MMORPG Eldramoor is keeping sales open for its April 8 alpha test after previously limiting purchases due to capacity concerns. Developer Resolute Games has decided players can keep buying access through the test instead of cutting it off early.

The buy-in costs $60. That also includes beta access and access at launch, though the game still doesn’t have release timing locked in. The announcement doesn’t clearly say whether spots are now fully unlimited, only that purchases will remain available during the alpha.

That change follows earlier messaging that access might need to be capped because of the number of Kickstarter backers already entitled to join the test. So for anyone who was waiting to see a bit more before paying, the window is apparently staying open.

The same post also thanked fans and playtesters and shared some concept art for in-game food items. Nice enough, though the real takeaway here is simple: if you want into Eldramoor‘s alpha, you can still buy your way in for now.