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The PlayStation Store has two free-to-play PS5 RPGs currently in beta: Mistfall Hunter, a PvPvE extraction RPG releasing on July 29, 2026, and Once Human, a shooter/RPG already on PC and mobile with a full PS5 release planned in 2026; both can be played now without PS Plus.
Metas announces the final Console Open Beta for Once Human on Xbox Series X|S from June 17 to July 8, offering a bigger Stardust-infected open world where you capture Deviants, mutate with Mutagens, and build to survive; progress is wiped at launch, but cosmetics, Starchrom, and up to six Deviants carry over; pre-download opens June 17 5:00 PM PT and servers go live 7:00 PM PT; cross-play is not enabled with PC/Mobile during this test, though Xbox and PlayStation players can team up; limited spots via Xbox Insider Hub.
Windows Central reports Once Human, a 2024 Steam standout, is coming to Xbox for free. The open‑world MMO shooter will support cross‑play and cross‑progression across PC/Steam, Xbox, and mobile at launch, with purchases transferring to Xbox; a PlayStation 5 version is planned. The game is described as free‑to‑play with no pay‑to‑win mechanics, emphasizing cooperative boss battles in a post‑apocalyptic setting.
Once Human is launching a limited Xbox Series X|S Closed Beta (EU/NA) from March 26 to April 8, with pre-download starting March 24; players will test the Manibus scenario in a time-limited wipe, earn a Closed Beta Pack by reaching level 20, participate via Xbox Insider Hub (controller only), and must respect non-sharing rules. Feedback channels and an official FAQ page are provided for bug reports, general input, and eligibility details.
Starry Studio's game Once Human faced accusations of copying a No Man's Sky asset in its loot crate items, specifically an exercise bike resembling the Base Teleport Module. Hello Games' Sean Murray joked about the oversight, highlighting a design detail, and Starry Studio responded by removing the contested item and promising to review their creative processes to ensure originality.
Once Human, a new survival crafting MMO by NetEase Games, has had a tumultuous first week on Steam, facing privacy policy backlash and gameplay design controversies. Despite initial negative reviews, the game has improved to a "mixed" rating, with players praising its blend of The Division and Rust. The developers have addressed several issues, including server capacity and microtransaction content, and plan further fixes to maintain player interest.
Once Human, a free-to-play multiplayer open world survival game by Starry Studio, faced server issues due to an unexpectedly high number of players after its launch on Steam. The developer is working on solutions, including raising server limits and offering compensation for long queue times, to improve the gaming experience.
NetEase's survival shooter Once Human has seen a surge in player numbers, reaching over 173K, and a rise in positive reviews to 63%. However, its new six-week seasonal model, which resets character progress, has sparked controversy among players. The developers acknowledged the concerns but have not detailed any changes. Updates addressing various game issues are ongoing.