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Jump into Neo-Arcadia in a matter of minutes. | Published: Aug 11, 2020 10:14 am This article is over 4 years old and may contain outdated information In July, those wanting to play Hyper Scape relied on chance and Twitch drops – more for marketing purposes than convenience. However, what if we told you can get your hands on Ubisoft’s first major battle royale title with just a few clicks of a button. Even better, the game is now available for all of its target platforms – PS4, Xbox One, and PC. Download Hyper Scape on PS4 and Xbox One As the game has officially released for consoles, there’s a strong chance you can find the game on the store’s homepage or in their “Free-to-Play” sections, with the game not costing a penny. Of course, you can simply search for Hyper Scape in their respective stores, and you should see the application. In addition to costing nothing, Hyper Scape is also light on file size. The game’s Season 1 application currently stands at 8.5 gigabytes for Xbox One, and 11.5 gigabytes for PS4. Although we should warn, like other games in the genre, Hyper Scape will take up more space with each major patch or Season update. If you are away from your console and want to purchase the game as soon as possible, you can head to either the Microsoft Store or PlayStation Store website. Related: Does Hyper Scape have crossplay? Download Hyper Scape on PC So far, Hyper

In recent years, a lot of battle royale games appeared on the market. Only a handful of them were successful - the others turned out to be flops. Ubisoft has just admitted that Hyper Scape ended up in the latter group. The publisher has announced the closure of the game's servers.When will the end of Hyper Scape come?The game's death won't be instantaneous.Hyper Scape's servers will remain active until April 28, 2022. So if you feel like checking out this title, you have three months left to do so.Hyper Scape didn't even last two years on the marketLife of Hyper Scape was short. The open beta launched in July 2020, and the full version debuted a month later. Thus game's story will come to an end after a mere 21 months. Ubisoft was undoubtedly hoping for more.Ubisoft is not giving up on the battle royale genreWhen announcing its intention to shut down the servers of Hyper Scape, Ubisoft said that the lessons learned from the game will be used to improve upcoming games.We already know that the publisher does not intend to abandon the battle royale genre. The game belonging to this category, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Frontline, which is currently being tested in closed beta, is in production.Basic information about Hyper ScapeHyper Scape is a network-based battle royale FPS that uses a free-to-play model with microtransactions. The game is available on PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4. Thanks to backward compatibility, owners of Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5 can also play it. The game supports cross-play, enabling owners of different hardware platforms to play together.Hyper Scape - official websiteMore:Hyper Scape Open Beta Goes LiveHyper Scape - Ubisoft's Battle Royale is Being Overrun by HackersHyper Scape Gets Official Release Date on PC, PS4 and XONEUbisoftfree-to-playFPP shooters (FPS)end of supportshutdown

(Image credit: Ubisoft)If the battle royale genre didn't feel crowded enough, Ubisoft is diving into the scene with free-to-play sci-fi FPS Hyper Scape. It's the most fun I've had moving around a battle royale map, but after a few hours and a dozen-or-so matches, I'm not totally convinced that Hyper Scape will stand out from the deeper battle royale games that millions of players are already invested in.Where Hyper Scape is unquestionably unique is in its map, Neo Arcadia, a sprawling kilometer-wide city that looks like London filtered through a digitizer. For a game that mid-range PCs should handle well, it's a great-looking utopian skyline flanked by massive churches, hotels, and skyscrapers.Hyper Scape Twitch drops: How to get into the technical testHyper Scape has no flat fields of grass or mountainous sniper outposts. It’s one big concrete jungle sliced up by districts and surface streets. You can wander around at street level, but the high ground is such a big advantage in a fight that any floor lower than a rooftop might as well be lava.VIDEO: A full Hyper Scape match from my preview session. Also on YouTube. Hyper Scape encourages climbing to its heights with a generous double jump, precise air control, and jump pads on every city block that can quickly send you to the clouds. The movement is intuitive: Without any practice, I could easily leap across small footholds and slide under low walls. Surprisingly, Hyper Scape gets closer to Titanfall’s transcendent locomotion (still no wallrunning, sadly) than Respawn's own Apex Legends does. That said, I really wish I could clamber up walls a few meters to reach a rooftop. More than a few times, trying to scale a building from one of its windows felt awkward with only jumps to work with.The bright outlines around enemies

Does give the underdog an alternate path to victory with the endgame Showdown phase. As more of the map shuts down, a golden crown spawns on the map. You can win by being the last squad standing, like any other BR, but you can also win by holding the crown for 45 seconds. Holding the crown paints a target on your back, so it's easier said than done. It’s kind of like catching the golden snitch, but with eight other players lobbing grenades and bullets in your direction. I didn't get to witness a miraculous lone survivor hold onto the crown and beat the odds, but I’m sure it's possible, if unlikely. Matches can also be affected by Hyper Scape's elaborate Twitch integration that lets viewers vote to trigger in-world events like low gravity or infinite ammo.I love Hyper Scape's athletic movement and roof-hopping navigation, but I want more reasons to explore the map than the pursuit of power upgrades, especially when those upgrades feel required to stay competitive in a fight.One thing Hyper Scape does nail is the technical side of things, and if it’s fun enough despite my complaints, it’ll likely stay in my rotation anyway. I prefer Warzone's shooting and in-game economy, but it’s a nightmarish 200 GB download that never quite runs as well as I want it to. The build of Hyper Scape we played was less than 10 GB and hit 144 fps on my RTX 2060 without blinking. Both are free-to-play, but I’m way more likely to boot up Hyper Scape on a whim to play with friends.Anyone curious to try Hyper Scape for themself can start watching Hyper Scape streams today for a random chance at access to the week-long Technical Test.Morgan has been writing for PC Gamer since 2018, first as