Over the years, Sony has run many PlayStation Beta programs, including one that lets people before they release it for everyone. The company is now making it easier for you to sign up for a chance to be invited to take a future beta test, as you only need to sign up once.
Creative naming allows you to document interest in beta testing of PS5 and PC games, new console features, PlayStation app updates, and changes to the brand’s website. You can, but there are some conditions.
You need a PlayStation web account with your current email address (invitation to Beta will land in your inbox) and in good reputable. If your account has been suspended or has other restrictions, you may not be eligible. Additionally, you need to meet the legal age requirements for your area and live in a part of the world where the program is actually available.
Registering doesn’t guarantee you access to the Beta test, as it will definitely be of interest to more people than Sony can accommodate. Before you participate in a beta, you need to sign a non-disclosure agreement and if you are invited to participate, you are not obligated to participate.
