Creative Assembly has confirmed that another round of alpha testing for Hyenas will take place on February 17. Fans can start signing up for the test session today for a chance to be invited to play the alpha version before the game launches officially.
Although Hyenas will be available on current-gen and last-gen consoles as well, the alpha version will only be accessible on PC in select regions. According to the official FAQ page, the upcoming test session will only be available in Europe, North America, and South America. But the team does plan on bringing the next testing phases to more platforms and regions.
Keep in mind that you won't be able to share any images or videos from your experience in the alpha build as you will be required to sign an NDA before gaining access to the game. In the previous test, the developer provided access to the New York map, but it remains unknown what would be the content for the upcoming build of Hyenas.
Based on the official data on the game's system requirements, you will need at least a quad-core processor as well as a GPU featuring 4GB of VRAM to run the game at the lowest preset. The recommended system includes a 6th-gen Intel processor paired with a GTX 1660, or a Ryzen 1000 series CPU paired with an RX Vega 556. Up to 16 GB of RAM and 31 GB of free space are also required for playing the game.
If you're interested in signing up for the alpha testing, you need to have a Creative Assembly account. Either create one or sign in to your existing CA account via this link and then sign up for the alpha by completing its dedicated form. Then, you will be required to sign an NDA and sync your Steam and CA accounts. Once done, you should regularly check your email for an invitation key from SEGA, including instructions on how to install the alpha build. The email should be sent to you days before the beginning of the testing phase on February 17.
Hyenas is yet to receive an official release date, with the Steam store page simply stating that the title is "coming soon."