Ready or not, time's almost up! The Battlefield 6 Open Beta Weekend 2 is closing shop on Monday, August 18, 2025, at 8:00 UTC.

If you’re still working on that tank kill streak on Empire State or jumping into chaotic Squad Deathmatch battles, now’s the perfect moment to squeeze in one last game. It’s a little sad, but come Monday, the servers will go offline across PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, as scheduled.

For many players, this has been one of the most exciting Battlefield betas in recent years. The maps have been full of chaos, teamwork, and some pretty epic moments. Whether it was intense scrambles in city streets or huge vehicle battles, Battlefield 6 Open Beta Weekend 2 has really given fans a taste of what’s coming this fall.

Timezone Schedule for Beta Shutdown

Here’s a quick rundown of when the game officially closes in different parts of the world: - PDT (US West):

·         August 18, 1:00 AM - EDT (US East)

·         August 18, 4:00 AM - BST (UK): August 18, 9:00 AM - CEST (Europe)

·         August 18, 10:00 AM - IST (India)

·         August 18, 1:30 PM - JST (Japan): August 18, 5:00 PM - AEST (Australia)

·         August 18, 6:00 PM So, whether you’re playing late into the night or crushing a quick afternoon match, the end time is the same around the globe

The Community’s Buzz and Final Push

The Battlefield community has been all over social media this weekend. CharlieIntel (@charlieINTEL) reminded everyone on social media that August 18 is the last day for the beta. Many have used this time to release special skins, build up their stats, and pull off those clutch squad plays before the servers go dark.

Reddit has been bursting with emphasize clips and bragging rights. From last-minute squad wipes to funny grenade fails, Battlefield 6’s beta Weekend 2 was packed with chaos and teamwork. And yes, expect plenty of “I was in the beta” posts to pop up once the servers are down.

When Will You Play Battlefield 6 Again?

Here’s the bad news: after August 18, you won’t be able to jump into Battlefield 6 until it officially launches on October 10, 2025.

·         No more betas scheduled for now

·         Next big day: October 10, 2025, when the game officially drops

·         Anything you earned in the beta, like skins or stats, will carry over—you won’t lose your progress

Unless EA surprises us with a special event or another mini-beta (which seems unlikely), fans will have to wait nearly two months to get back into the action.

What This Means for Players 

On the bright side, this break gives everyone a chance to step back, relax, and maybe catch up on other things. Or, if you’re like a lot of players, it’s the perfect time to brainstorm weapon setups, memorize map layouts, and watch those epic beta emphasize reels.

The devs have already mentioned they’re working on improvements based on community feedback. From weapon tweaks to server stability, the beta weekends have been a critical testing phase, and fans can expect some updates before the October launch.

Final Thoughts

While Battlefield 6 Open Beta Weekend 2 is coming to an end, it has definitely stoked the hype even more. Between massive battles and tight teamwork, the beta shows us why Battlefield remains one of the best big-scale shooters out there.

So, set your alarms, finish up that last match, and get ready for the long wait until October 10. When launch day finally arrives, you’ll be able to say, “I was in the beta,” and also, “I survived the wait.”