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Google is your friend. It takes all of 3 seconds. The devs released the code and then some of the community hosted a few servers using Discords for players or you can host your own and play against bots/friends.
It released on Epic first and Steam second. They were paid money to release exclusively on Epic and waited over a year to release on Steam. This resulted in a bunch of missed sales from the much larger Steam playerbase. Between feeling jaded about the rug pull after advertising on Steam for over a year and mentioning nothing about an Epic Exclusive Deal.
The long and short of it boils down to missed sales due to people being rightfully upset, no longer being interested in the game, missing the hype window and simply bad business decisions.
The nail in the coffin was being bought out by Blizzard.
That's factually incorrect. The Steam CLOSED BETA was AFTER the Epic Games release.
Epic: Sep 3rd, 2020
Steam CLOSED BETA: October 21st, 2020
Source: The announcements in both Steam and Epic Game's forums.
Also, that aside a Closed Beta =\= Release.
And no, it was not the "Right Call". Steam has over 120 Million monthly active users with around 1 BILLION registered users.
EGS has only 230 million registered users with only 50 Million active monthly users.
They simply took the Epic Bribe Bux and planned to release on Steam after like all the others that did it. It made financial sense at the time but ultimately was a bad call.
Source: Press releases from EGS, Steam/Valve and Steamcharts.
EDIT: I'm not trying to be an ass, just ensuring the timeline of events is preserved.