Bilibili Game is kicking off the closed beta test for its 2026 hopeful, the strategy simulation game (SLG) Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Battle for the World, starting on the 26th. The test will run across mobile and PC platforms, serving as a litmus test for server stability and overall gameplay polish ahead of the official launch.

The beta window opens at 11:00 AM on the 26th and runs until midnight on April 5th. iOS users should keep an eye on their registered emails for TestFlight instructions, while Android and PC players can grab the installer via the direct download links provided.

Bilibili Game is offering various in-game rewards for beta participants. Players will receive 1,500 gold for every daily login, and the first login will grant 3,000 gold, 5,000 jade, resource packs (Cheonseokrok and Manseokrok), and the special officer 'Da Qiao'.

This test is a process to check the overall completion before the official service. The team is primarily focused on stress-testing server stability under heavy load and, crucially, evaluating the quality of the localization for the Korean market. They will be scrutinizing everything from translation accuracy and terminology consistency to UI readability and cultural nuance. They are also keeping a keen eye on the balance of core loops like combat, progression, and alliance systems.

The official cafe is hosting a feedback event for beta participants. Players can submit suggestions, bug reports, or gameplay thoughts on the event board with their nickname and UID between the 26th and 8:00 PM on April 5th. Lucky participants could walk away with prizes including a Galaxy Tab S11 or Starbucks iced Americano vouchers.

Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Battle for the World is a massive real-time strategy simulation built on the classic Three Kingdoms IP. It focuses on the cooperation and competition of alliance-based warfare. The developers have introduced a 'multi-class' structure to allow for deeper tactical flexibility, while tweaking the design to reduce the grind and fatigue often found in the genre. It has already seen success in China, hitting number two on the App Store revenue charts. Having already engaged with local players through offline meetups, it has managed to build a fair amount of goodwill even before its domestic arrival.

A Bilibili Game representative stated, "This closed beta is our way of giving players a sneak peek at the core experience while gathering vital feedback. We are committed to refining the game for a top-tier official launch based on the input we receive."

For details on how to join the closed beta, visit the official website.