The news follows a lack of pre-release Beta for last year’s title, EA Sports F1 22. It did, however, have two test sessions for cross-platform online multiplayer, which at the time was a new feature for the game series.
These were originally set for before the game was released, but with the addition then pushed to two months after the release, the Betas too were delayed until August.

While it’s not clear what will be tested in F1 23‘s public closed Beta, we think it’s an encouraging sign that the Birmingham-based Codemasters development team is implementing a test session to gather feedback and potential bugs before the game is final this time around.
F1 22 did suffer a rather buggy launch, leading to a long list of known issues and work-in-progess fix list soon after its release. We hope this programme helps to mitigate a similar scenario this time around.


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