We'll discuss just that in our Diablo 4 Xbox Beta You're Too Early Issue Solution guide: the "error" that many Xbox gamers have been experiencing. Fortunately, a simple misunderstanding seems to be the most probable source of the issue. Now let's investigate the situation and discuss possible solutions.

Xbox Solution: Diablo 4 Beta: You're Too Early

There's a simple fix if you see the "You're Too Early" warning notice while attempting to play the Xbox Diablo 4 beta. It seems probable that you are experiencing issues because you are attempting to play the full version of the game rather than the beta, according to many reports on the game's subreddit and other sites. Launch the marketplace and look for the beta of Diablo 4. Choose the symbol featuring Tyrael, the person wearing a hood and having light tentacles extending from his back. If necessary, see the illustration above for guidance. You must download and play Tyrael in order to participate in the beta (assuming you are attempting to play during its real release window). The whole game is the one with the Lilith image, and it won't be accessible until June 6.

That then fixes the Xbox "You're Too Early" Diablo 4 beta problem. Check out our tutorial on How to Start Beta on PC, PS5, PS4, & Xbox if you need any more assistance with beginning the thing. Regarding the beta launch, this applies to all platforms, incidentally. You must download and play the beta version of the game—not the complete version—if you're using a PlayStation. You must choose the "Game Version" drop-down menu located in the bottom right corner of Battle.net. All you need to do is choose the beta. As long as the beta remains operational, that is. It's a bit unclear at first, but after you figure it out, it shouldn't be too horrible, right? Have fun with the game!