The future of mobile cricket is almost here, and you can be the first one to witness it as eCricket Discord Beta registration is officially open
For the upcoming AAA title, Lightfury Games has already opened eCricket testing, and they have made the invitation public. Players who are selected can test the game and give feedback to the developers, who will fine-tune the game before its official release.
Lightfury Games is a AAA game-tech studio founded in 2024, which has a team of veterans from Ubisoft, EA, and other notable names. eCricket, which is built on Unreal Engine 5, is their debut project
This will be the first time that the developers allow the players to test the AAA Sports title. Interested players will have to go through the eCricket Discord Beta registration before they can finally have a glimpse of what to expect from the title.
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How to Register for eCricket Discord Beta?
Players who are selected to test the debut title of Lightfury Games will actively take part in reporting early bugs and glitches to help developers refine the game before its official release. But before that, they have to register for the eCricket Discord Beta. Here’s how to do it:
- This is the official Discord server of eCricket. You first have to join the server.
- Find the announcements channel and check the latest announcements to find the Google Form.
- There, you will be required to share personal details such as name, Discord ID, mobile number, and other key information.
- Accept the terms and conditions and then click on Register.
Players who are selected for the eCricket beta test will be communicated for the same on their provided email. Please note that there are strict conditions introduced by Lightfury Games for players who will be testing the game.
While testing the game’s beta version, the players cannot capture, record, upload, or share any in-game images or videos. They also cannot leak any gameplay footage or livestream the game. In addition to these, players are also restricted from sharing any in-game content or details with AI tools such as Gemini, ChatGPT, Grok, Claude, and others. Failure to adhere to this may result in legal implications.
