On April 10, 2026, PVP.FARM moved into beta testing. This is no longer a private internal check of isolated mechanics. It is a public phase where real players, real sessions, and real load on the site, client, and server matter much more than synthetic validation.
At the start of beta, the project already has pilot registration, game access, a live war map, rankings, large-scale PvP encounters, faction structure, and account top-up for purchased credits. The core combat loop is still positioned without paid PvP advantage: the purpose of beta is not to sell power but to test stability, combat readability, and progression pacing.
Some parts of the project will keep changing quickly during beta. That includes reward balance, pricing and wording of digital account functions, visual signals, mobile UX, selected server rules, and content scope. If something weakens the combat loop, breaks map readability, or gives progression the wrong rhythm, that feedback is especially useful right now.
At this stage we need concrete observations most of all: how the client behaves on phones, how readable combat events feel, whether the map is easy to parse, whether reward feedback is clear enough, and where network or UX failures still show up. Those points directly shape the next beta iterations of PVP.FARM.