All Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 beta rewards and how to claim them

The Black Ops 6 beta is your gateway to testing out thrilling new features, from dynamic loadouts to fresh Multiplayer maps. This not only gives you a sneak peek into the world of BO6 but also rewards you with a variety of cosmetics for your weapons and Operators. So, if you want to get your hands on these items, here’s a guide to all the Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 beta rewards and how to claim them.

How to get beta rewards in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 beta

The Call of Duty Blog confirms nine exclusive rewards for Black Ops 6 beta and early access weekends. Similar to previous launches, you must earn enough XP to claim them, tying into specific levels. Here’s what rewards you can expect for the Black Ops 6 beta:

• Beta Tester Animated Emblem: Level 2
• Beta Tag Spray: Level 6
• No Bugs Weapon Charm: Level 11
• Quick Draw Emote: Level 15
• Squish Weapoint Operator Skin: Level 20 (Weekend One exclusive)
• Squash Westpoint Operator Skin:Level 20 (Weekend Two exclusive)
• The Truth Lies Loading Screen: Level 23
• Beta Expert Animated Calling Card: Level 27
• Bug Smasher Weapon Blueprint: Level 30

To unlock the Squish Westpoint Operator Skin, you must pre-order Black Ops 6 for early access. But, if you miss out on this, you can opt for the Squash Operator instead during BO6’s free-to-play period. Be sure to check out our piece on beta and early access dates to prepare yourself for the highly anticipated launch.

As long as you play a ton of rounds in Multiplayer, you should obtain these rewards in no time. However, they may not be accessible until the Black Ops 6 full launch on Oct. 25, 2024.

Preloads for BO6 have already gone out with Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone Season 5 Reloaded. You should see a beta patch by Aug. 28, setting you up for its launch on Aug. 30. Without Call of Duty installed, the update storage requirement will be around 52 to 80 GB. On the other hand, if you’ve installed the Season 5.5 patch, it should reduce to 17 to 35 GB, depending on your system.

Once Black Ops 6 makes its official debut, I recommend deleting any beta patches to save some room. You’ll need as much storage as you can get to prepare for Call of Duty‘s substantial file sizes.