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BeamNG.drive Heads to PS5 in Early Access on October 19th

BeamNG.drive will launch on PlayStation 5 in Early Access on October 19th, alongside its PC version, with player feedback shaping ongoing development.

BeamNG.drive heads to PS5 in Early Access on October 19th

According to Inven Global, the PS5 version of BeamNG.drive enters Early Access on October 19, running alongside the PC version, with both platforms receiving continuous updates based on player input.

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According to Inven Global and Gematsu, the update includes visual improvements, a new vehicle available from launch, local split-screen support, and performance enhancements via FSR 3 on base PS5 and PSSR on PS5 Pro.

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According to Inven Global and Gematsu, the game features 12 open-world maps spanning diverse environments including deserts, jungles, cities, and highways, with a focus on realistic vehicle physics and simulation.

Sources: Inven Global, Gematsu

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BeamNG.drive release date, platforms and price

BeamNG.drive is developed by BeamNG.
  • Release date: Out now, first released on August 3, 2013
  • Out now on: PC and PS5
  • Price: 24.99 US dollars on Steam (checked October 11, 2026)
  • Genre: Vehicle simulation, Racing

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