Anno 117 Beta: How to register for the closed beta

Anno 117: Pax Romana should be ready in 2025. Fancy playing in the closed beta before the release? Ubisoft is now accepting registrations for the 1st beta phase. How to register.

Anno fans are already impatient. After the extremely successful Anno 1800, the already large fanbase should be even larger - and eagerly awaiting Anno 117: Pax Romana, which does not yet have a fixed release date, but is scheduled for release this year. Don't wait too long and play the new Anno as soon as possible. Ubisoft has now announced a first closed beta phase - also without a date.

So not just anyone can take part. Beforehand, you have to register with Ubisoft for the Anno 117 beta and hope that you can get your hands on a beta key for PC or console. Here we show you step by step how to register for the beta.

How to register for the Anno 117 beta

First open Ubisoft's official registration page for Anno 117 and select the platform on which you would like to play the beta. Either on PC via the Ubisoft Connect service or on a console (PS5, Xbox). Click on ‘Continue’ after making your selection.

In the next step you have to log in to your Ubisoft Connect account. If you do not yet have an account, you must first register to use Ubisoft Connect. Once you have registered, you will reach step 4 of the registration process, the ‘Survey’ section, where you only have to provide one additional piece of information. You will only be asked whether you would like to take part in future technical tests. If in doubt, tick the ‘Yes’ box here - it can't hurt. It is not possible to say whether the selection may favour activation for the Anno 117 beta. Presumably, a randomly generated list of participants will be created later from all registrations. Click on ‘Confirm’ and you will be registered for the beta.

If you are one of the lucky ones who have been invited to the Anno 117 beta, Ubisoft will inform you by e-mail at a later date about the opportunity to take part and the start of the beta. We keep our fingers crossed!