Marvel's Avengers beta: How to download and play on PC, Xbox One, PS4
Here's when and where to find the Marvel's Avengers beta
Marvel's Avengers isn't far away from launch, as it's hitting physical and digital shelves in just over a month. But before it launches, Crystal Dynamics has a private and open beta planned for the coming weeks.
The Marvel's Avengers beta will likely take players through online play, so you'll be able to play with up to three other players at a time for a squad of four. Here's when and where the beta will be available.
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How to download Marvel's Avengers beta
The Marvel's Avengers beta will go live on different dates depending on what platform you're using. From August 7 to August 9 is when people who have pre-ordered the game on PS4 are able to access the game.
The second date is August 14 to August 16, which is when players who've pre-ordered the game on Xbox and PC are able to access Marve's Avengers. The second beta weekend will also be available for PS4 players who pre-ordered the game.
And finally, from August 21 to August 23 is when the beta actually moves to an open beta, so anyone can take part in playing Marvel's Avengers without actually having to pre-order the game.
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