The Street Fighter 6 closed beta begins this week, giving players their first hands-on experience with the game.
Access to the Street Fighter 6 closed beta is technically free, although as the name implies, you’ll have to jump through a couple of hoops to gain access.
Once you do, you’ll be able to enjoy several modes in addition to cross-play, giving you a good feel for the game before launch.
This page will detail the release time and date of the main Street Fighter 6 closed beta and how to get access to the Street Fighter 6 beta. (Spoilers: if you haven’t signed up yet, you missed out.)
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Street Fighter 6 Closed Beta Release Time UK/BST, CEST, EDT, PDT
The Street Fighter 6 closed beta will be available from Friday, October 7 to Monday, October 10. These are the launch times:
- UK: 8am (BST)
- Europe: 9:00 a.m. (CEST)
- US East Coast: 3 am (EDT)
- US West Coast: 12am (PDT)
Please note that the closed beta will go offline at the same times listed above: Monday, October 10.
How to access the Street Fighter 6 closed beta and how to receive a code
To access the Street Fighter 6 closed beta, it was necessary to register on the official website before September 30. If you didn’t do it in time, unfortunately you will have missed it!
The discharge process up to this period involved the following; Go to the official Street Fighter 6 website and then select “Request Closed Beta Test.” This required you to have a Capcom ID, essentially a Capcom account, which you could get from this link, and after entering it, you were good to go.
If you registered and were successful (there is no guarantee that every registration will receive a code), you will receive a code on Wednesday, October 5 to your assigned email address. It will come from an address ‘@cid.capcom.com’, so be sure to check your spam folders in case it’s not in your regular inbox.
Capcom has also said that the codes may be slightly delayed for some players, so be patient and wait for it to arrive soon.
Codes for the #streetfighter6 The closed beta has shipped, so be sure to check your emails to see if you snagged one of the limited spots. As there may be a slight delay in receiving the email, please check within the next few hours. pic.twitter.com/aC8ZVwinMy
— Street Fighter (@StreetFighter) October 5, 2022
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If you missed it, as the full release is still a while away, there may be more beta testing to come.
Final note: In order to access the closed beta, you need a PS5, Xbox Series X|S, or a PC. Unfortunately no Xbox One or PS4 availability!
What does the Street Fighter 6 closed beta include?
The Street Fighter 6 closed beta will feature cross-platform play and the following modes and game types:
- Battle Center Matches
- Casual matches
- Challenges (Daily Updates)
- Character creation (You can only create it once)
- DJ booth
- Game Center (daily updates)
- central products store,
- Open tournaments
- photography place
- Qualified matches
- Training mode
- Extreme Battles (Daily Updates)
In terms of beta characters, there is the following:
- Chun Li
- Deception
- Jamie
- Juri
- Acquaintance
- kimberly
- Luke
- ryu
Series favorites Ryu and Ken will be playable in the beta.
As far as the beta stages are concerned, you can play on:
- Carrier Byron Taylor
- Genbu Temple
- metropolitan city center
- The sexist ring
- Tian Hong Yuan
- training room
In addition to the modes listed above, you’ll also find different control types to try out, various feedback settings, online fight request features, battle tutorials, battle settings, and a photo mode.
And if you’re wondering, yes, you can upload street images from the beta test to your various channels and feeds.
Finally, Capcom has announced that “everyone selected for the closed beta test will receive a special in-game title as a gift.” We don’t know what this is, but it will be available to players upon the game’s full launch on day one.
This is everything we know so far about access to the Street Fighter 6 closed beta. Best of luck getting there early, and remember that if you don’t, there will probably be more early access testing before launch!
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