As expected Fallout 76 will be hosting its beta ahead of launch, with builds up on Xbox One a week earlier than other platforms. But don't expect to play it 24/7 until launch day.

The Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Blackout beta is now over, and the general consensus among those who played it is that it’s a highly enjoyable, polished Battle Royale that’s fast, smooth and slick. It’s not without its problems though, with most complaints pointing at the game’s armour system and weapon pickups. That, of course, is what betas are for (besides being marketing opportunities, of course). Treyarch has taken the feedback from the beta and will be making several changes to the mode before the game’s release next month.

Battlefield V will be coming in November instead of October. Thankfully, the wait is made more bearable by the fact that there’s an open beta for the game coming on all platforms, and you can pre-download it right now

Players can jump into the up 64-player Conquest mode of Battlefield V on the Rotterdam map, set in the embattled Holland city, or the Arctic Fjord map, set in icy Narvik, Norway. In Conquest, you must battle for control of key locations on a massive multiplayer map, using the new Fortifications, towable weaponry, and Squad Reinforcements system.

Insurgency: Sandstorm is an upcoming tactical FPS that looks to bring you an unflinchingly authentic modern combat experience thanks to realistic gunplay, immersive audio, and deep weapon/class customization. And we got all of that from the recent beta. Just a pity we didn't get some more technical polish as well.

The Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 beta ended this weekend after its first run, exclusive to the PlayStation 4. It kicks off again this weekend though. Yes, it’ll be coming back to PS4, but also on Xbox One and PC.

The Private Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 beta is set to kick off tomorrow on PlayStation 4, giving those who’ve pre-ordered a small taste of the game’s multiplayer. You can win a key

Fallout 76 will be rolling through that beta territory soon, with Bethesda announcing an October start for their upcoming don’t-call-it-a-survival-game sandbox.