EA's highly anticipated free-to-play skateboarding simulation, Skate. (stylized as skate.), has opened playtesting for console players. Discover how you can participate in this exciting phase!
Originally announced in June 2020 with periodic teasers, skate. has officially launched its playtesting phase for PlayStation and Xbox users. While the PC beta rollout remains unconfirmed, fans can register as Insiders for future updates.
Official social media posts suggest console playtests began as early as September, with highlights surfacing in December. Developer Full Circle continues welcoming new testers as active development progresses.
Aspiring testers can visit EA's official website and register through the Skate. Insider Playtesting portal. Selected participants will gain early access plus exclusive in-game rewards, including a custom skateboard and stickers upon Early Access launch.
Skate. is scheduled for Early Access release in 2025, marking the franchise's return after a decade since Skate 3. This free-to-play live service game, set in San Vansterdam, promises to deliver an authentic evolution of the classic series, as described by Full Circle in recent developer interviews.
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