With another beta test going on, UFL is one step closer to being released on PC.This is also the last chance for players to participate in the test.

UFL was developed by Strikerz Studios and competes with EA Sports FC in a free-to-play mode.While it doesn’t have a significant exclusive license like the Premier League or Bundesliga, it has some big names to make up for that shortcoming.Ronaldo even joined the project as an investor in 2023.The game was launched on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S consoles in December 2024, and was tested on PC in October 2024.Now, it seems that another test is in progress.

How to get the qualification to close trial test of "UFL" PC end

Earlier on March 14, a member of the UFL development team posted a message on the game's official Discord channel, confirming that another PC-side closed testing had begun.Some players have received test codes, but there are still a small number of opportunities to sign up.They mentioned that additional test codes were prepared for players who missed the opportunity, so there was still hope that players would just need to send them a private message on Discord.

They also added:

"We require players who receive test codes and participate in the test to leave feedback and discuss the game only in the Steam Community section. This is a centralized platform for communication and support during the test. Messages related to PC testing published on Discord will be deleted."

We'll likely see a new discussion post on Steam soon, and players will share their thoughts on what UFL has improved since the last test.The game received positive reviews and constructive feedback at the time, but overall, it showed great potential.

Players like manual defense and realistic pass mechanics that require correct physical positioning.However, further improvements are still needed in terms of dribbling, shooting, picture, sound effects and overall response speed.So, maybe it's not far from the date when this game was released on the PC.