For one of the most unique shooter experiences on the planet, you need to get involved in Hell Let Loose: Vietnam. The follow-up looks as devastating and difficult as the original, and you should try out the beta, and we can show you how.
Hell Let Loose is the definition of a game where you need to lock in. A laissez-faire approach will get you effortlessly killed: This is not Call of Duty or Battlefield. Hell Let Loose: Vietnam, on the surface, appears to be a stunning upgrade on the 2021 release, and you can see what Expression Games has been cooking up with the Hell Let Loose: Vietnam beta.
How To Register For Hell Let Loose: Vietnam Beta
You must go to the Hell Let Loose: Vietnam sign-up page to register your interest in the beta.
I’ll cut out the chatter for this part so we can get you straight into the enlist process:
- Go to the official Hell Let Loose: Vietnam sign-up website.
- Click Enlist Now.
- You now need to connect your Discord and Steam accounts—you’ll have to make one or both, depending on what you have already.
- Press to connect your Steam account—make sure you know your sign-in details!
- Once your Steam name appears with a green tick, enter your email.
- Press Verify.
- Log in to that email address.
- Copy and paste the code you’ve been sent back into the Hell Let Loose: Vietnam beta sign-up form.
- Press to connect your Discord account, and again, sign in.
- If you have an account, it should automatically pop up with an option to authorise—do this.
- When both are connected, you can now click Sign Up.
- A prompt should appear saying You’re on the waitlist!, if you’ve done this all correctly.
- It also says: “You’ve been added to the waitlist. We’ll send you an email as soon as you’re able to join the playtest.”
It sounds fairly cumbersome, but if you have both a Steam and a Discord account already, it should take you less than five minutes to do all of this.
- More Insider Gaming: Hell Let Loose: Vietnam Gets New Beta Trailer at Galaxies Showcase
Here’s what Expression has to say about the beta:
Step into the explosive fury of war with Hell Let Loose: Vietnam. Play a decisive role in one of the most iconic conflicts in history with expansive 50v50 player battles, where teamwork, tactics and an arsenal of destructive weapons combine to shape the battlefield in your favour.”
When Does Hell Let Loose: Vietnam Beta Start?
The developer hasn’t given a specific start date for the Hell Let Loose: Vietnam Beta yet; however, the Discord says, ‘We will be sharing news about beta testing very soon, and will receive an email as soon as you’re able to join the playtest.’
This is a case of us letting you know once the beta starts, whether this is through receiving an invitation or the Expression Game announcing an official beta period. Keep checking back to Insider Gaming for the latest on the beta, including dates and times!
All Hell Let Loose: Vietnam Beta Platforms
Expression Games hasn’t specifically outed Hell Let Loose: Vietnam Beta platforms yet, but based on the sign-up process, it looks likely this will be kept to Steam and PC for the time being.
The Hell Let Loose: Vietnam Beta Galaxies Showcase trailer advertises PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, but the fact that you can only connect your Steam account and not your PSN or Xbox profiles is strong evidence that this is a Steam-only beta test.
- More Insider Gaming: Hell Let Loose: Vietnam Footage Shows Off 50v50 Battles
Again, if it turns out the beta IS playable on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, you’ll hear it here first.
What have you made of Hell Let Loose: Vietnam so far? If it can improve on Hell Let Loose in any way, we’re all in for a good time. Head to the Insider Gaming Discord and discuss the franchise and what you hope to see in Hell Let Loose: Vietnam and the upcoming beta.
If you missed it, check out IG’s exclusive about Hell Let Loose not going to the Pacific Theatre anytime soon.
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