The Finals: Complete Beginner’s Guide

Oyku Dincer
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Up and coming combat game, The Finals is gaining more recognition day by day. The game is in beta testing phase at the moment and only a limited number of players are given access. So, if you are curious about what kind of features are waiting for you in this game, you came to the right place! In this guide, we will share some beginner-friendly information about The Finals.

Beginner’s Guide

Before going any further, let’s find out what The Finals is all about. The game is a free-to-play combat-focused game show that is now going through beta testing. The users connect to a virtual environment and form teams to compete in arenas that are modeled after real-world locations. When players enter the arenas, they are assigned to teams. There are a total of 4 teams, with 3 players on each. The main objective in the arenas is to make your team earn more money than other teams.

The Finals Beginner's Guide

How to Sign Up For Beta Testing

You can gain access to The Finals beta by signing up for the playtest on the game’s Steam page and waiting for permission to be provided. Only a small number of people who sign up will be given access via their Steam account, thus not everyone who joins up will have access to The Finals beta. If you are granted access, you will be notified through email and will be able to download the beta from The Finals’ Steam page.

The Finals Beginner's Guide

Cashout Points

So, if you received access to the game, now you should get into the arenas and begin to play. The main goal of the gameplay is to secure more cash than other teams. To do that, you must bring the cash boxes from around the map to the cashout points in order to collect money for your team.

Cashout Points

Placing the box inside the cashout point will give your team a good amount of cash. However, all the other teams will be able to see the location of this cashout point and they might try to steal it to lower your score.

Cashout Points

While it is a challenge for the team that discovered a cash box and inserted it into the cashout point, it also offers a chance to counterattack even if your team is ranked lower than the other teams.

Maps

Currently, there are two maps available in the game.

  • Seoul, South Korea.
  • French Riviera, Monaco

While Monaco offers wider and more dispersed firefights while players spend some time on the beach or take a vacation and rest before returning to the killing and destruction of buildings, Seoul has players fighting within the skyscrapers of the city center. Each map thus has a distinctive vibe and ought to provide players with an idea of how The Finals functions in diverse contexts.

The Finals Beginner's Guide

The Finals Beginner's Guide

Picking Contestants

The outcome of the battle is greatly influenced by the contestant you choose for your gameplay strategy. The players can currently choose between three classes with different specializations.

Light Build

The light build focuses on speed and precision. Therefore, it is excellent for rapidly taking up and carrying cash boxes to the cashout points.

Light Build

This contestant’s specialties include the following features.

  • Cloaking Device
  • Grappling Hook
  • Evasive Dash
The Finals Beginner's Guide

For the weapon, Light build has five weapons.

  • V95, Silent semi-automatic pistol: Powerful for short-range and great for precise targeted aim.
  • LH1: Semi-automatic rifle. It is much more louder and longer range than the silence pistol.
  • M11: Small uzi with high damage at close range.
  • 30-06 Sniper: Sniper riffle.
  • Sawed-off Shotgun: Shot-range two shot shotgun.

Medium Build

This build mostly focuses on support. It is beneficial for assisting and curing your teammates.

Medium Build

This contestant’s specialties include the following features.

  • Guardian Turret
  • Healing Beam
  • Recon Senses
The Finals Beginner's Guide

For the weapon, Medium build has four weapons.

  • AKM: Automatic riffle that works with close and medium range.
  • Pump Action Grenade Launcher: Shotgun style launcher with high dropoff.
  • Revolver 357: Powerful magnum style revolver. Beneficial if you are goot at aiming.
  • Repeater: Slower shooting semi-automatic riffle.

Heavy Build

This competitor serves as a tank. Despite being slower than the other two variants, it is still rather powerful. Therefore, it might be useful for both defending cashout points and breaking enemy defenses.

Heavy Build

This contestant’s specialties include the following features.

  • Charge ‘N’ Slam
  • Goo Gun
  • Mesh Shield
The Finals Beginner's Guide

For the weapon, Heavy build has four weapons as well.

  • M60: High capacity automatic heavy gun.
  • Flamethrower: Close-range.
  • SA1216: Short-range, semi-automatic shotgun that can fire more than once before requiring the full reload.
  • M32 Grenade Launcher: A small launcher with high explosive shots.

Conclusion

These are all the details you need to know right now since The Finals are still rather new and currently not accessable for everyone. The beta started on June 14, 2023, exclusively for those who signed up and received access on Steam. As opposed to the prior beta which lasted two weeks, this one will only be available for one week and end on June 21, 2023. We hope that this guide covered some of the questions that were on your mind. Let us know if you have any questions.

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Oyku is a gaming enthusiast with a strong preference for survival and horror games. She explores the challenging worlds of Once Human and Palworld, as well as the thrills of Phasmophobia and Outlast Trials. With her extensive gaming experience and desire to guide others, she is dedicated to creating content that helps fellow gamers overcome the most difficult challenges.
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