The website or EA has yet to confirm if the Need for Speed “Full Reboot” is available for the PC format. EA noted that the game must always be online so a beta seems to be truly needed. Simply sign in with your EA account, select your platform of choice, agree to the beta agreement, and click the Sign Up button. This is also the only two consoles that the beta is being held on.
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Ghost Games has warned that “space is limited so we may not be able to accept all players who register”, when talking about the closed nature of the test. As such, fans should head on over and manifest their interest in trying out the racing experience.
Registration will end on Friday, September 25 and if you’re chosen for the beta, you’ll receive an email that gives you further instructions. We’d guess early October, given the game’s release the first week of November. The best Need For Speed games are the ones that have clearly watched way too many Fast And Furious movies, embraced the underground vehicle culture and wear a hat at a stupid sideways angle.
Developer Ghost Games has said that the goal of the beta test is to “perform a number of technical tests to help the team get ready for launch”.
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This year’s Need for Speed is a reboot, which is being developed by Ghost Games, the studio behind Need for Speed Rivals.
