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The Finals open beta is currently live, letting you play The Finals on console and PC. Though fans had to wait excruciatingly long for another pre-release period, you won’t have to stay patient anymore, as the open beta is now here, months after the closed beta.
Of course, you may want to know ahead of time what platforms the game is available on by taking a look at our The Finals PS5 and The Finals Xbox compatibility pages. But if you already know which consoles you can play it on, keep reading to find out when the open beta begins and how to sign up for it.
The Finals open beta start date
The Finals open beta start date has been running since October 26, 2023, for the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC on Steam. This upcoming pre-release period will also contain more features than the previous closed beta phase, as it will include a free battle pass with 16 permanent rewards, new arenas, and additional modes that weren’t introduced in the past.
The Finals open beta end date
The Finals open beta end date will be on November 5, 2023, meaning you’ll have 10 whole days to experience the exciting team-based shoot ’em up all over again. Since this is an open beta, more players will predictably be able to access the game’s servers, so Embark Studios has naturally provided more content for everyone to enjoy. So, if you’re eager to get hands-on with this fast-paced FPS, you can find out how to sign up for it below.
How to join The Finals open beta?
To join the Finals open beta, you will need to download the game from your chosen platform’s store once the pre-release period goes live. Since this is an open beta, everyone will have access to it, so all you’ll need to do is head to the game’s page on either the PlayStation Store, Xbox Store, or Steam on October 26 to get in on the fun.
That covers all you need to know about The Finals open beta. For more, check out our pages on whether The Finals is free to play and the best graphics settings for The Finals.
