Tomb Busters brings its co-op horror beta to Mexico on Android

Mexico is one of four countries selected for the Garena Tomb Busters closed beta, running November 12–26. The Android test also includes Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam. Access elsewhere in Latin America has not been announced for this stage.

Developed by Giant Network, the game sends players into mysterious locations to collect relics and escape supernatural threats. You can explore alone or with up to three teammates. The recurring decision is how long to keep looking for valuables before leaving with what you have already found.

Regional folklore joins the hunt

La Llorona appears alongside Indonesia’s Pocong and Vietnam’s Nàng Bạch Liên. Planned creatures also include El Silbón, known from Venezuelan and Colombian folklore. Proximity voice chat gives teams another way to coordinate while sharing the scares.

Between expeditions, players can return to Dreamspace, decorate their refuge, display recovered relics and meet friends. Fishing provides another break from exploration, while captured creatures can tend crops in the Monster Farm.

The broader release is planned for Android, iOS and Google Play Games on PC, with cross-play and shared progression. Those plans should not be confused with the current beta: this test remains Android-only in the four selected countries. Players should check official channels for access requirements rather than assume the announcement guarantees a place.