With the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 multiplayer beta coming up soon, we've partnered with Activision to give away 20 codes that can be redeemed on any platform.
This beta weekend is exclusive to PlayStation platforms, with early access starting tomorrow for those who pre-ordered the game, while everyone else will be able to try the beta between October 8 and 10. Next weekend, you'll be able to join from any platform starting Thursday, October 12, provided that you pre-order - or win a code here.
In that case, please follow these redemption instructions.
- Please go to www.callofduty.com/betaredeem to redeem your code.
- You must then log in/create a Call of Duty account and select your gaming platform and region.
- You will know your code is valid if you’re redirected to the success page.
- The success page will confirm that you are registered for the Open Beta but will not provide a platform-specific code to download the Beta.
- A platform-specific code will be emailed to users at a later date closer to when the Open Beta begins.
Enter the Gleam form below for a chance to win one! We will contact the lucky winners via email, so check your inbox in the next few days.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Multiplayer Beta Giveaway
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 launches on November 10th for PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series S|X. The PC version will support NVIDIA DLSS 3 (Frame Generation), though it is unclear whether the feature will already be available during the Multiplayer beta.
We do know which maps will be available in the beta:
- Favela
- Estate
- Rust
- Skidrow
- Popov Power Plant (Ground War)
A couple of hours ago, Sledgehammer Games also shared a lot of new details on the core multiplayer and Zombie modes that will be featured in the new game. You can learn all about that here.
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