The test itself begins February 14 and ends February 17, with various session times planned. This means you won't be able to play the network test throughout the entire four days, rather five three-hour periods.

Ahead of Elden Ring Nightreign's official release, fans can take part in a test, which may be significantly more limited than players assumed.

If you are among them, you might be wondering about the details for the Elden Ring Nightrein network test schedule -- we have you covered.

You can sign up for the Elden Ring Neightreign network test over on Bandai Namco’s official website. Registration opens at 8am CT/2pm GMT on Jan. 10, with no end date currently set. The network test itself starts Feb. 14 till Feb. 17, with the beta being live for different three-hour intervals throughout each day. The full list of times includes:

The Elden Ring Nightreign network test will function similarly to Elden Ring ’s network test in that its main purpose is to discover any problems and errors that may occur while playing. Additionally, the previous Elden Ring network test had five three-hour long test sessions, so you’ll have multiple opportunities to play.

Elden Ring Nightreign's first network test is going live next month, but you'll only be able to play for three hours a day on most of its available days, unfortunately for the sickos who want to grind and maybe get bullied by infamously hard Dark Souls bosses well into the night.