According to EA, there are three ways to get Early Access to the Battlefield 6 Open Beta: If you signed up for Battlefield Labs before July 31, you have early access. If you have an EA Play Pro subscription, you have early access. Watch 30 minutes of any Battlefield 6 Twitch stream to get a chance for an early access code.

While everyone can now play the Battlefield 6 open beta, there was an early access period that previously went live and could only be accessed if: You signed up to Battlefield Labs before July 31, then logged in with the EA Account you registered with.

Those participating in the Battlefield open beta are running into problems with the game's anti-cheat software, and the fix is unexpected.

Early access to Battlefield 6 begins on 7th August, and there's still time to swipe a key if you don't mind watching Twitch.

While any weapon in Battlefield 6 can be good, a handful are definitely meta. Here are the top weapons and loadouts to run in the Battlefield 6 Beta.

As the Battlefield 6 open beta enters its truly 'open' phase, EA's first-person shooter sets a new series record by a significant margin.