The Battlefield 6 beta has been a boon for fans worldwide, delivering an intense experience that perfectly represents what we can expect when the full game is released on October 10. Across two weekends, we’ve explored everything this stellar shooter has to offer, but when does the Battlefield 6 beta end?
Read on to learn everything you need to know about the Battlefield 6 open beta end times and where it goes from there.
Battlefield 6 Beta End Times
The current Battlefield 6 open beta is scheduled to run from August 14 (08:00 UTC) to August 18 (08:00 UTC). That means the end time for the Battlefield 6 open beta is at 01:00 PT / 04:00 AM ET on August 18. You’ll get an entire four-day window to play Battlefield 6, but it could be your last chance until the game comes out on October 10.
That brings me to your options from now on.
Once you’ve enjoyed the Battlefield 6 beta, you’re free to sit back and wait until October to get your hands on the full game, or you can try your luck with Battlefield Labs, which should reopen following the end of the Battlefield 6 beta.
Here’s a guide explaining how to get into Battlefield Labs.
The Battlefield 6 beta went nuts during the first weekend of play, with more than 500,000 players joining the fun on Steam alone. It skyrocketed on platforms like Twitch, hitting almost 900,000 concurrent viewers, far more than any Call of Duty game (except Warzone) has ever managed.
The second round of the Battlefield 6 beta wasn’t any different from the first, but some issues started surfacing as the weekend unfolded, including a sliding bug, revive exploit, and DLSS-related problems.
Have you already been enjoying the game and are wondering when the Battlefield 6 beta ends? Let me know if you’re disappointed that it’ll be over soon on the Insider Gaming forum.
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