Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Beta – Everything You Need to Know
When Is the CoD Black Ops 6 Beta?
For those who haven’t pre-ordered, the second beta session will be open to everyone from September 6, 2024, to September 9, 2024.
The highly anticipated Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is just around the corner, set to officially release on October 25, 2024. However, eager gamers can dive into the action ahead of the official launch through the Black Ops 6 beta. Here’s everything you need to know about the beta, including dates, how to get access, and what to expect.
The Black Ops 6 beta is scheduled to run over two weekends, giving players an early taste of the game. The first beta session will begin on August 30, 2024, and conclude on September 4, 2024. This initial testing phase is exclusive to those who pre-order the game or have an Xbox Game Pass subscription.
How to Get CoD Black Ops 6 Beta Codes
To access the first beta session, you need to pre-order any version of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6. If you opt for a digital pre-order, the beta will be available via Battle.net. For physical copies, you’ll receive a beta code via email, which you can then redeem for access.
If you prefer not to pre-order, you can still join the second beta session, which is open to all players without any purchase requirement.
What’s Included in the CoD Black Ops 6 Beta?
The beta provides a comprehensive preview of Black Ops 6, featuring several key elements:
Maps:
- Babylon (Weekend 2 only)
- Stakeout (Weekend 2 only)
- Derelict
- Scud
- Skyline
- Rewind
- Pit
- Gala
Game Modes:
- Team Deathmatch
- Domination
- Hardpoint
- Kill Order
- Face Off Team Deathmatch
- Face Off Kill Confirmed
- Gunfight (Weekend 2 only)
- Face Off Kill Order (Weekend 2 only)
Weapons:
- XM4
- C9
- Marine SP
- XMG
- SWAT 5.56
- SVD
- GS45
- Cigma 2B
- Knife
- AK-74
- Jackal PDW
- 9mm PM
- LR 7.62
- AMES 85
- DBeta
Purpose of the Beta
The beta serves multiple purposes, including stress-testing the servers to ensure they can handle the player load. It also allows players to familiarize themselves with the game’s mechanics, maps, and modes before the official release. However, keep in mind that the beta version may differ from the final game in terms of features and performance.
