Gala Games Launches Beta Version 1 of Project Cerberus for Mobile

Gala Games has announced the public beta release of Version 1 of its highly anticipated VOX mobile title, Project Cerberus. The game is now available for testing on both iOS and Android devices, according to Gala News.

Key Features of Version 1

Version 1 of Project Cerberus includes foundational systems that provide a glimpse into the overall gaming experience. While some features are not yet activated for this public playtest, the game currently offers:

• Crafting
• The Store
• Account Advancement
• Land Merging
• Account Sign-In

Crafting

The crafting feature allows players to utilize collected resources. Players can access the crafting room from the upper right of the VOX main screen, select a crafting station, assign a worker, choose a recipe, and craft items.

The Store

Initially, only selling items is enabled in the store. Future updates will include the ability to buy crafting items, exclusive decorations, and other cosmetics. Additionally, a Gala Games store will offer exclusive items for $GALA and the ability to purchase in-game currency.

Account Advancement

Players can level up their accounts by completing tasks, unlocking new options, and skills.

Land Merging

Three lands of the same type can be merged into a land of greater rarity. This feature is currently disabled to prevent data loss before the official launch but will undergo extensive in-house testing.

Account Sign-In

Although disabled in the beta, the account sign-in feature will soon allow players to log in with their Gala accounts to view their VOX, lands, and skins in-game.

The crafting area serves as a testing ground for various 3D building ideas, ensuring proper scale and appearance for upcoming landscape features. The development team is actively seeking player feedback on performance issues like battery usage and overheating, especially on older Android devices.

As Project Cerberus moves closer to its official release, Gala Games appreciates the community’s participation in the beta testing phase.

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