Call of Duty: Black Ops 6beta is off to a flying start, with plenty of players joining in during the early access week.
Many have managed to grab a beta code that’s also available for those who either have a Game Pass membership or own the Vault Edition. While the currently available content is pretty enjoyable, to say the least, early access is only available for a limited period. This early access is the first phase of the two-stage beta test, and let’s take a look at when it will end.
When will Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 beta early access end?
The early access began as scheduled onAugust 30at10 a.m. PT/1 p.m. ET. It will be a six-day affair, lasting untilSeptember 4. Unless there are any changes made to the official schedule, players have four more days to enjoy the early access. But if you have missed out on a code (or have no other way to play the early access), there’s some good news waiting for you.
When will Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 open beta commence?
Once the early access of beta is over, it will be replaced by an open beta. If Activision follows the same pattern as they have with previous titles, the open beta is available for all. As per the published schedules, the second phase of the beta will begin onSeptember 6at10 a.m. PTand end onSeptember 9at10 a.m. PT.
Of course, Activision could make some changes to the open beta schedule, but it seems rather unlikely. In the early access, players can play the Multiplayer modes, while Zombies and single-player remain locked. The open beta might give us a first glimpse at zombies and what the mode could offer. For now, you can try out the maps, get to level 20 to unlock new weapons, and test features like Omnimovement.
