EA SPORTS is looking for their most engaged and important players in the community to join the Closed Technical Test for NHL 21. Your feedback will help optimize gameplay, stability, and tuning to make the best player experience possible. The Closed Technical Test will begin soon, so sign up and look out for an invite and unique invitation code in your inbox.

Within the past several days, EA has officially opened up their NHL 21 beta registration. In order to sign up, you’ll need to have a valid EA Account that you use with your video game system. Once you sign in at the page here, you’ll see an NHL Technical Test page where you can select your platform of choice: PlayStation 4 (in North American or elsewhere) or Xbox One.

You’ll also need to agree to EA’s terms and conditions by checking off a box. Make sure your details are correct including the email you use, your country, and your birthday. Once you’ve done all that click the red “Submit” button. If you need Buy NHL 21 Coins, you can visit our site z2u.com.

There’s no indication about how long NHL 21 beta registration will be online for, but once you submit the registration the message says within the next several weeks. Typically, EA will email a beta code to those who they select to participate within several weeks after sign up. That code is entered in the codes area on PlayStation Store (PS4) or Microsoft Store (Xbox) to download the free beta. That was the case with EA’s UFC 4 beta this past month. Based on a previous EA blog post, they said gamers will get their first look at the new game in late August. It’s possible that’s when they’ll bring out the cover reveal along with pre-orders and the NHL 21 beta.

NHL 21’s release date may have slipped back to October this year due to the pandemic, but if you’re itching for some ice rink action you can sign up for the Beta now. There are no hard details about NHL 21 yet, but you can expect it to be more of an update than a reinvention, particularly as it’ll be during a console launch year. There are no plans for testing on next gen consoles at the moment, so the Beta is for PS4 and Xbox One only.