Throne and Liberty F2P MMORPG Launches on September 17 on PC and Consoles with Cross-Play

Today, Amazon Games revealed that NCSoft's fantasy MMORPG Throne and Liberty will arrive in North and South America, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan in less than three months. To be exact, the game will be released on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series S|X (with cross-play, as previously announced) on September 17. Amazon Games also confirmed that the business model will be free-to-play, just like in the original Korean release. An Open Beta test will take place on all platforms between July 18 and 23, allowing players to check out the game before the launch.

Amazon worked closely with NCSoft on the localization of Throne and Liberty over the last year. Moonyoung Choi, Camp Captain at NCSoft, said:

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Although there are international players who enjoy the game on Korean servers, we don’t often have the opportunity to collect and analyze their feedback comprehensively. Collaborating with Amazon Games has allowed us to receive feedback from a wide range of global users, which was extremely valuable to us. Amazon Games didn’t simply present user needs as demands: they used various reports and data to convincingly explain to our team why certain changes were necessary and how many users wanted them.

Daniel Lafuente, Globalization Design Manager at Amazon Games, added:

From day one, we’ve been working tightly with NCSoft to make sure Throne and Liberty hits the mark for a global audience. We’ve been in the trenches together, running multiple public test phases to get direct feedback from players worldwide. That input has allowed us to really shape the game’s direction in unison with NCSoft over the last year-plus. At the end of the day, it’s been a truly collaborative effort adapting the core experience while still keeping the soul of what makes Throne and Liberty awesome.

Moonseop Lee, Game Design Director, provided an overview of what kind of