The multiplayer reveal for Battlefield 6 is finally here, with several content creators invited to play the game ahead of launch. This gives us our first real look at the multiplayer experience. What’s more exciting is that you can play the game earlier than expected through an Early Access window, provided you follow a few simple steps. However, this opportunity is only available for a limited time.While the official Open Beta dates have been announced, players can gain access even earlier via the Early Access period. Below, we explain how you can secure guaranteed Early Access, but act fast, as the window is very short.Battlefield 6 Early Access: Everything we knowThe Battlefield 6 Early Access will be live from August 7 to August 8, 2025, two days before the Open Beta begins.To participate, you must have an active Twitch account. Simply search for Battlefield 6 on Twitch and watch any streamer who has ViewerRewards (Drops) enabled, or tune in to the official Battlefield Twitch channel.To qualify, all you need to do is watch a Battlefield 6 live stream for 1 hour within a specific time frame. That window is:July 31, 2025, at 11:45 pm PT to August 1, 2025, at 4:00 am PTThat gives you a 4-hour and 15-minute window to join the stream and complete the watch requirement.In short:Watch a Battlefield 6 Twitch live stream with Viewer Rewards enabled.Stay tuned for at least 1 hour.Once completed, head to your Drops Inventory on Twitch and manually claim your reward.Even if you miss the Early Access opportunity, Battlefield 6 will still offer its biggest Open Beta to date, running across two weekends in August.The first phase (Weekend 1) will be live from August 9 to August 10, 2025, while the second phase (Weekend 2) will run for a longer duration, from August 14 to August 17, 2025.In total, that gives you six days to experience the gameplay. And if you manage to access both Early Access and the Open Beta, you’ll get eight full days of hands-on experience with everything the game has to offer.From the recent gameplay previews, BF6 looks incredibly promising. It feels more like a cinematic experience than a traditional game. The physics is realistic, and the real-time dynamic gameplay allows you to destroy environments, create new cover, and open alternate pathways during combat.One of the standout features is the newly introduced Kinesthetic Combat System, which completely redefines movement and gunplay. You can now drag and revive teammates, mount weapons on walls for better recoil control, lean, peek, and even crouch-run for faster mobility.Overall, the gameplay looks highly engaging, and you definitely don’t want to miss the chance to jump in early.