BeastLink
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THE KAIJU HAVE AWAKENED: BEASTLINK OPEN BETA STOMPS INTO ACTION THIS WEEKENDGrove Street Games announced that the open beta for their upcoming game, BeastLink, will be available this weekend. The game features playable Kaiju with refined combat, enhanced destruction physics powered by Unreal Engine 5, and multiple game modes including PvE and PvP. BeastLink is set to launch into Early Access this summer on PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X, and PC.- KAIJU FUN AWAITS - JOIN THE BEASTLINK PLAYTEST THIS FRIDAY THROUGH SUNDAYGrove Street Games is hosting a second playtest for its multiplayer destruction sandbox game BeastLink this weekend, May 15-18. Players can sign up via the Steam page to test new features including improved Kaiju fighting, a new map called Wharf, PvE and PvP game modes, and human customization. BeastLink, built on Unreal Engine 5 with a proprietary SuperDestruction system, will launch into Early Access this summer on PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
BeastLink – Beta Sign Up | Alpha Beta GamerBeastLink is a multiplayer action game where players can fight as humans, pilot vehicles, or transform into colossal beasts. The game features a SuperDestruction technology that allows for the destruction of entire cities and supports up to 32 players with multiple active beasts. Players collect serum to link with dormant kaiju, gaining unique combat abilities. Beta sign-ups are currently open.
Giant Monsters, Collapsing Cities, Multiplayer Chaos – Meet BeastLinkGrove Street Games has announced BeastLink, a multiplayer sandbox game featuring colossal monster battles and city-wide destruction, launching into Early Access this summer on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. The game utilizes Unreal Engine 5 and a custom SuperDestruction system with over 250,000 destructible objects. Players start as humans scavenging resources before transforming into one of four unique Kaiju to cause chaos.
GROVE STREET GAMES UNVEILS BEASTLINK: A NEW KAIJU GAME WITH FULL-SCALE CITY DESTRUCTION AND MULTIPLAYER CHAOSGrove Street Games has announced BeastLink, a new multiplayer destruction sandbox game featuring colossal Kaiju and full-scale city destruction. Players can engage in tactical human-led missions and vehicular combat before transforming into giant monsters to raze urban environments. Built with the proprietary SuperDestruction system in Unreal Engine 5, BeastLink is set to launch into early access on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and PC this summer.
BeastLink Announced as New Multiplayer Kaiju Destruction GameGrove Street Games has announced BeastLink, a new multiplayer kaiju destruction sandbox game utilizing Unreal Engine 5's SuperDestruction system. The game will launch into Early Access this summer on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, PC via Steam, featuring four distinct launch kaiju and extensive environmental destruction.
GTA Trilogy Dev Announces Unexpected PS5 Action GameGrove Street Games, known for Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition, has revealed BeastLink, a new multiplayer kaiju action game for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. The game features humans, vehicles, and colossal Beasts in destructible cities, with an early access launch planned for summer 2026. Initial player reactions to the reveal trailer have been mixed, with some criticizing its visual quality.
Multiplayer kaiju action game BeastLink looks like it has potentialBeastLink is a new multiplayer action game from Grove Street Games that combines humans, vehicles, and massive kaiju in fully destructible cities. Players can transform into various beasts, deploy vehicles, and utilize a "SuperDestruction" system to level entire urban environments. The game is set to enter Early Access in Summer 2026 and will feature large-scale battles for up to 32 players.
GTA Trilogy developer unveil kaiju multiplayer game BeastLinkGrove Street Games, the developer behind Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition, has announced its new multiplayer game, BeastLink. Players can engage in large-scale battles as either humans with vehicles or as giant kaiju monsters, with a focus on physics-based destruction. The game is set to launch on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, with a closed beta beginning May 8th, 2026.- BeastLink AnnouncedGrove Street Games has announced BeastLink, a new multiplayer action game featuring kaiju, for Windows PC. The game is listed as 'coming soon' on Steam, with opportunities for players to sign up for playtesting.
If This PS5 Kaiju Game Doesn't Drop to 10fps, Then Frankly the Dev Has FailedGrove Street Games has announced BeastLink, a new online multiplayer game featuring humans, vehicles, and colossal kaiju battling in fully destructible cities. The game promises unprecedented scale and a new destruction technology called SuperDestruction. An early access release is planned for summer, with a PlayStation 5 launch to follow, and a closed beta test for PC players starting May 8th.- Upcoming indie BeastLink reminds me of Rampage, but this time you get to fight back as humansGrove Street Games is developing BeastLink, a new multiplayer title featuring 32 players battling as humans and giant monsters in fully destructible cities. The game utilizes a 'SuperDestruction' system and will launch into early access this year, with a beta test beginning soon. BeastLink is also scheduled for a console release.
- Multiplayer kaiju action game BeastLink announced for PS5, Xbox Series, and PCGrove Street Games has announced BeastLink, a multiplayer kaiju action game. The title is set to release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and PC.
Multiplayer kaiju action game BeastLink announcedGrove Street Games has announced BeastLink, a multiplayer kaiju action game featuring humans, vehicles, and giant monsters in destructible cities. The game is set for an early access launch on PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PlayStation 5 this summer, with a closed beta starting May 8th. BeastLink emphasizes large-scale battles with up to 32 players and a proprietary destruction system.