Your Last Chance to Get Into the Rematch Beta Test for Free- Complete Guide

You may have heard of Rocket League, a game where teams of players use cars to score goals. Rematch is similar, but you control players instead of cars.

Rematch focuses on fast-paced, skill-based gameplay. You can try the game for free during its beta test before its full release. Although Rematch is a paid game, the beta is free, and you can also test some in-game cosmetics if you join the testing phase. If you want to know how to play the Rematch beta before pre-ordering the full game, we have all the details you need.

1. How to play the Rematch Beta before its release?

Players can play the Rematch Beta by acquiring the beta key. To get the beta key, follow the steps given below-

• Head on to the official Rematch website. 
• Select your preferred platform (Steam, PlayStation 5, or Xbox Series X/S).
• Enter the necessary information, like email address, first name, and country.
• There will be a mandatory step where you have to opt in for the Rematch newsletter subscription. 
• After completing the CAPTCHA, you will be all set.

Check your mailbox, as you’ll receive a confirmation email from Rematch to verify your subscription. Once you do that, you’re all set. After completing these steps, you’ll gain access to the beta invitation link.

Sloclap has announced that the beta for the game, which was previously available only by invitation, is now open to all players on Xbox, PS5, and PC. From now until May 31st, you can hit the pitch and join in on 3v3, 4v4, and 5v5 matches.

2. When will Rematch be released?

Rematch is set to launch globally on June 19, 2025. In anticipation of the release, the developers are hosting a final beta test. This testing phase will run from May 28 to May 31, allowing everyone to jump into the futuristic arena after registering for access.

3. About Rematch 

Rematch is an upcoming sports game developed by Sloclap and co-published by Kepler Interactive. In the game, players control one player on their team in an association football match from a third-person perspective. The game is set to be released in June 2025 for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.

Players control a single footballer on the team, switching between attacker and defender, and even the goalkeeper, who has specific abilities. The game features an aim-and-shoot mechanic for shooting the ball and scoring points. The game is set in closed virtual reality arenas, with no fouls, hence no penalties, no offsides, or any breaks in play. The ball doesn’t go out of play, so there are no throw-ins or goal kicks.