The wait is over: Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain's multiplayer mode is now available on PCs.
In a Tuesday post on the game's Steam page, developer Konami announced that it has wrapped up the beta testing period for the PC version of Metal Gear Online and officially launched the game.
"After some initial hiccups we're going forward guns at the ready," the team wrote.
The beta kicked off on Jan. 13. Konami said it gathered "a lot of feedback" during the brief testing period, and made "a few key adjustments."
Gamers should also be happy to hear that development on the game has not wrapped up.
"Just like the previously released console versions of MGO, we'll be integrating new updates to the game to improve the experience and add content," the team wrote. "Building the future and keeping MGO alive are one and the same thing."
And as if you needed any extra incentive to try out the game, Konami's giving you one. Those who play at least one match between today and Jan. 26 will receive a bonus 3,000 Gear Points to help you customize your character's style.
"We're excited to see a brand new burgeoning pvp [player vs. player] community on PC with Metal Gear Online," the team wrote. "It's likewise thrilling to add another community of players to our upcoming MGO DLC and update plans."
Meanwhile, the multiplayer game has not been without issues on other platforms. In PCMag's October 2015 review of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain for Xbox One, we noted that Metal Gear Online — which lets you play as a variety of soldier classes in a variety of game modes — is "quite flawed."
"Matchmaking is problematic, and the stealth camo is damn near broken to the point of being overpowered," we wrote.