Krafton said on Wednesday it will expand player testing in China for 'Project Zeta,' an action multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) game being developed by Nirvanana Studio.

The test will run on game distribution platform Steam from March 26 to March 30.

'Project Zeta' is a game in which 3 players form a team and a total of 5 teams, or 15 players, compete for a 'Prism' on a single battlefield.

Krafton and Nirvanana Studio said they are continuing an 'open development' approach in which they communicate with players and reflect that in development. They have applied changes including introducing an aiming mode, improving attack controls, revamping characters, enhancing visual and sound effects, and revising the battlefield.

After the China test, 'Project Zeta' plans to expand the countries and scale of testing to the United States, Europe and elsewhere. It aims to raise the game's completion level based on accumulated play data and feedback and continue development with the goal of a global early access release in the second half of this year.

Kim Nam-seok (김남석), head of Nirvanana Studio, said 'Project Zeta' is an action MOBA in which fun arises amid an unpredictable flow. He said he would create the game's answer together with global players through open development. He added that he would develop it into a battlefield that users worldwide can enjoy together based on voices from various regions and play data.