Sudden Attack Zero Point is a free-to-play remaster of the 2005 online FPS Sudden Attack, currently in its final closed beta on Steam, running from July 9 to July 13, 2026.
Sudden Attack Zero Point is a remaster of the 2005 online FPS Sudden Attack, published by Nexon. The project has moved into its final closed beta, a step that points toward an upcoming full release. The beta runs on Steam from July 9 to July 13, 2026, and players could apply through the Steam store page until July 11.
The beta content includes 13 primary weapons, over 200 dedicated parts, and 10 unique characters. One story describes the parts as exclusive, while the other calls them dedicated; both agree on the count. The test also includes several maps and modes, though the stories do not specify how many.
The remaster brings a 2005-era online FPS to modern platforms with a visual overhaul and new customization systems. The game is free-to-play. The final closed beta is the last test phase before the full release, according to the coverage.
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Nexon has started the final closed beta test for SUDDEN ATTACK ZERO POINT, a remaster of the 2005 online FPS Sudden Attack, on Steam. The test runs from July 9 to July 13 and includes 13 primary weapons, over 200 dedicated parts, and 10 unique characters. Players can apply via the Steam store page until July 11.
Nexon announced the final closed beta test for Sudden Attack Zero Point, a free-to-play remaster of the classic FPS Sudden Attack. The test runs on Steam from July 9 to July 13, 2026, featuring 13 primary weapons, over 200 exclusive parts, 10 characters, and several maps and modes.