As a seasoned Path of Exile player with countless hours spent grinding my way through Wraeclast, I can’t help but feel a mix of excitement and nostalgia at the announcement of Path of Exile 2’s imminent early access! Having backed the original game with enough funds to gain early access back in the day, I find it amusing how history seems to be repeating itself.
In approximately a month, we can expect to uncover more details about Path of Exile 2, as Grinding Gear Games has scheduled a broadcast for this purpose, offering insights into the sequel of the widely-enjoyed hack’n’slash game.
Currently, the developer has clarified that early access will primarily benefit those who buy the supporter packs. These packs, with their pricing and contents yet to be disclosed, might cost around $30 or more, although this is just speculation at this point. During the beta tests for the Fall of the Oriath expansion, this was how it worked out.
However, this is not the only way to check PoE 2 in advance.Grinding Gear Games will also grant early access to those who “backed” Path of Exile with a certain amount of funds. This is also a solution used 7 years ago in FotO. At that time, the condition was to spend at least 500 dollars on the first part of the series or to purchase one of the “top” packages (costing at least 440 dollars).
Pre-release for “Path of Exile 2” is scheduled for November 15th. Similar to its predecessor, this game will be freely accessible to all players upon launch.
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2024-10-01 19:32