by theygamesWhat is The Finals open beta start time? The upcoming free-to-play game from Embark Studios has an open beta starting today, but what time can you start your assault on the combat entertainment game-show? Of course, the environment is purely virtual, but you’ll be able to alter and exploit everything around you to your advantage, if you’re smart.
The Finals previously had a closed playtest between September 29 and October 3, but now the open beta is about to descend and anyone can get involved. For more information on how to join in the FPS game, we’ve got all you need to know.
The Finals open beta start time
The Finals open beta went live on Thursday, October 26, 2023. The PC open beta start time was around 2.30AM PST / 5.30AM EDT / 10.30AM GMT, but the start is still being rolled out to all platforms.
Moderators in the game’s Discord server say that there was no confirmed start time due to not wanting to set expectations for fans of the game, and that they’d simply have to keep an eye on it. Community manager ‘Dunlewey’ says, “There isn’t [a time], we don’t want to say one, be wrong, and disappoint you all!”
While The Finals open beta start time has passed, it is still being rolled out to participants across all platforms, so if you don’t have access just yet there’s no need to panic.
No access to The Finals open beta yet?
If you’ve signed up to The Finals open beta but haven’t yet received your automated email confirming access to the game, there’s a good reason for that. Since the previous closed beta testing, the developer has a backlog of players who signed up, and the system is working through that backlog. There might be a delay between signing up for the open beta and receiving the email, but the team is aware and confirms that “everyone will get access”.
The Finals open beta end time
The Finals open beta will end on Sunday, November 5, 2023. We expect the open beta to end at around 2.30AM PST / 5.30AM EDT / 10.30AM GMT as this is the same time it started, though this has not been confirmed.
Alongside the open beta, there will be The Finals Twitch drops, where you can earn rewards just for watching your favorite content creators on the streaming platform. There’s also a host of The Finals open beta rewards, which will carry over to the full release of the game.