Dota 2 - Beta is over

Dota 2 is finally out of beta and is now officially included in the free-to-play offer titles on Steam.

Dota 2 is after two years of beta testing finally ready for official release. One of the new features that come with the finished version Dota 2 is processed tutorial that will welcome new players and introduce them to the basics of the game. From Valve says that Dota 2 will not be fully open for unlimited number of players, but will be progressively opened to multiple users. Valve believes that this is a way to ensure the stability of server centers and to avoid possible problems that come with the rapid increase in the number of players.

Of course, the development of Dota 2 is still continuing despite the completion of beta testing, but Valve has not revealed exactly which new content store for the near future. Dota 2 is included in the free-to-play deal on Steam in Europe and North America, and the official release is still waiting in China and South Korea, which depends on Valve's publishing partners Nexon and Perfect World. Mac and Linux build for Dota 2 is still not fully completed, but works on them slowly closer to the end.