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About BeastLink

BeastLink is a large-scale battle game set in a world where humanity survives in shattered strongholds and colossal creatures rule the ruins. You fight through war-torn cities as a human or a Beast, using vehicles and destructible surroundings in multiple game modes, solo or with other players. To gain the power to Link with dormant Beasts, you amass serum; as your Link grows stronger, it gives you more power and threatens to consume you.

The outbreak and humanity

The world did not end but evolved. You can uncover the truth behind the world-ending outbreak and the cost of keeping humanity alive.

Link with Beasts

Earn serum and use it to Link with dormant Kaiju. Each Beast has distinct strengths, abilities and combat styles, from agile aerial hunters to relentless close-range brutes. You can play as both human and Beast, with a growing roster of creatures offering different abilities and playstyles.

Fight across the city

Humans, vehicles and Beasts fight together in large-scale, team-based warfare, where every role is needed. You can fight as a human, support your squad with vehicles or become a Beast as the team’s ultimate weapon. Cars, helicopters, tanks and aircraft are available to unleash destruction across huge maps designed for up to 32 players and multiple active Beasts.

Reshape the battlefield

The proprietary SuperDestruction system uses fully networked, physics-based destruction to let you collapse buildings, carve new paths and weaponize the environment. You can smash skyscrapers, obliterate city blocks and reshape the skyline; each map contains hundreds of thousands of destructible items, and every match reshapes the map.

Frequently asked questions

Buy BeastLink 9% cheaper than on Steam.

BeastLink is available for 9% less in shops such as Kinguin, Eneba, or Driffle.

Steam lets publishers create keys to sell in other shops. Once you activate a key, the game is yours to keep, just like a store purchase.

Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.

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