‘Anomalous Tarkov’ Temporarily Free Three Weeks After Launch — Active Matter Runs Promotion
The concepts behind Escape from Tarkov continue to inspire a diverse array of developers.
At the beginning of September, Active Matter entered early access. The title channels the spirit of the well-known EFT while introducing anomalous elements. Development is led by Matter Team and the game is published by Gaijin Network.
Several weeks later, the team announced a promotional event. The creators of Active Matter invited players to try the project for free — purchasing a premium edition is not required:
“To begin playing, create or sign in to an Active Matter account on the website, download the launcher, install the game, and venture into the multiverse in gripping PvE and PvPvE raids.
All progress made in the demo will be preserved and transferred to the full version of the game after purchasing any edition.”
Source: iXBT.games

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