You aren’t supposed to ride Dune: Awakening’s sandworms, but the survival MMO’s community has figured out a daring way to do it regardless

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Of the many reasons there are to visit Arrakis, top of the list is riding a sandworm. How often does a planet’s ecosystem include a bespoke rollercoaster? Sadly, Dune: Awakening isn’t meant to allow such tomfoolery, but where there’s spice, there’s a way.

The MMO survival game just fully launched to the public, and players are already finding ways to sit atop the Shai-Hulud when traversing the barren sands. Those who pre-ordered got access on June 5, giving them a small runway in building their bases and understanding these fearsome creatures.

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