Smite 2

Exciting News for Gamers: Smite 2 Announced with Alpha Playtest Coming in 2024

Get ready for a whole new level of MOBA gaming with the announcement of Smite 2 and its upcoming alpha playtest in 2024!

Exciting news for gamers as the third-person MOBA Smite is getting a sequel, Smite 2, officially announced at the 2024 Smite World Championship. The standalone sequel promises revamped visuals, revamped Gods, and will run alongside the original Smite game. Developed in Unreal Engine 5, Smite 2 is set to bring a fresh perspective to the action-packed MOBA world.

However, there's a catch for long-time Smite players - the 1600 skins from the original game won't transfer over to Smite 2. But fear not, as Divine Legacy rewards loyal players with yearly progression. Furthermore, the alpha playtest for Smite 2 is on the horizon, offering players a sneak peek at what's to come in the new sequel.

The announcement of Smite 2 has sent shockwaves through the esports community, with the surprise reveal at the SMITE World Championship. Players can expect the game to launch on PlayStation 5, PC, SteamDeck, and Xbox Series X, promising a godly experience powered by Unreal Engine 5.

In a surprising move, Titan Forge Games confirms that Smite 2 won't include old skins from the first game, citing that it would take 246 years to bring them all over. Players will receive compensation for their previous purchases, ensuring a fair transition to the new sequel. With the hands-on demo at SWC showcasing the vision for Smite 2, gamers are eagerly anticipating the alpha playtest and the exciting future of the franchise.