As promised, Starbreeze Studios announced the launch of the Payday 3 Closed Beta in August. The Payday 3 closed beta starts on August 2nd and ends on August 7th, so move fast if you want to get a sneak peek at the upcoming co-op shooter. Fortunately, it appears that the developer is still accepting beta subscriptions. Here’s how to get into the Payday 3 closed beta.
You can request access to the Payday 3 closed beta through Steam or the Xbox Insider Hub. Unfortunately, PlayStation fans don’t have a closed beta of their own.
For Steam, go to the Payday 3 Steam page and scroll down past the options to pre-purchase the game. At the bottom of the menu, there is a section about Payday 3 Playtest with a green button that says Request Access. Click it to confirm that you have successfully requested access to the test copy.
After that, all you have to do is wait and monitor the email associated with your Steam account. If you are accepted into the beta, the developer will send an email notification with further instructions. Starbreeze on Steam mentioned that it reviews applications and accepts people into closed beta multiple times throughout the day.
For Xbox, sign in to your Xbox account on the platform and open the Xbox Insider Hub app. According to the Xbox Blog, sign-ups for the Payday 3 closed beta should be under the Previews section. Select Join and wait for the registration to complete. Note that this does not necessarily mean that you will be accepted into the beta – it is just a form indicating that you are interested in participating. Like the Steam playtest, the developer will send a message to the email you linked to your Xbox account.
The Payday 3 Xbox closed beta will start on August 2nd at 11am KSA and end on August 7th at the same time. It is unclear if the same times apply to Steam playtest.
Payday 3 will launch on September 21, 2023 for PC and Xbox Series X | S and PlayStation 5. Also available from day one via Xbox Game Pass.
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