When does The Finals open beta end? Beta period extended

Sourav Banik
an image of a character from The Finals

Embark Studios’ latest FPS, The Finals, has been the talk of the town in the FPS community with the beta ongoing – and the beta has just been extended. Here’s everything you need to know.

The Finals open beta period started on October 26, 2023, and since then, a ton of players have jumped into the game to try out Embark Studios’ free-to-play fast-paced action-packed game. While the closed beta was limited to the PC platform only, the open beta is cross-platform, allowing console players to dive into the arena as well.

However, like any beta, access is for a limited time only and it’s no different for The Finals.

A promotional image from The Finals.
Embark Studio brings an exciting new FPS in the form of The Finals.

The Finals open beta end date and time

The Finals open beta was supposed to end on November 5, 2023. As we mentioned earlier, the testing period started on October 26, meaning was meant to last for 10 days.

However, the beta period has been extended and will now end on November 6 during the morning hours on European time, meaning late night in North America. There isn’t an exact time just yet.

Upon receiving a positive response from the community, the devs expanded the capacity of the open beta on October 27. This allowed more players to log in to the game and enjoy all the action it has to offer.

At the time of writing, players only have a couple of days left to play The Finals before it fully releases at a later date. There’s no information about the game’s release date yet. Once we get something concrete online, we’ll make sure to update this section.

So, that’s everything you need to know about The Finals open beta end date and time. In the meantime, be sure to check out our crossplay and cross-progression guide for the game.

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About The Author

Sourav is a Games Writer at Dexerto, specializing in writing tips and guides for a number of games, including Apex Legends, Baldur's Gate 3, Diablo 4, Palworld, The Finals, XDefiant, and occasionally Tech. He is also passionate about esports, following games such as Valorant and Rainbow Six Siege. He previously wrote for Sportskeeda. Contact Sourav at sourav.banik@dexerto.com