How To Sign Up For Elden Ring Nightreign Beta, Registrations Live Now

Bandai Namco has announced that registrations are now open for the upcoming Elden Ring Nightreign closed beta test, which is officially referred to as a closed network test and takes place in mid-February.

The network test allows players to try out some of the standalone game's co-op elements, with players able to team up in squads of three as they try to survive across a three-day, three-night cycle. Players will face off against increasingly difficult bosses and enemy types, Bandai Namco said.

The network test is a "preliminary verification test" that aims to give Bandai Namco "various technical verifications" of the game's online systems ahead of launch.

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