Apex Legends players are finally getting a private match feature years later.
Apex Legends players will soon be able to take advantage of a feature that's previously only been available to pros and those partnered with Respawn Entertainment. The developer announced this week that with the release of the update bringing players the Spellbound Collection Event, the community will finally be able to use the private match feature that's been sitting on the main menu of the game for years now.
"Want to host your own tournaments? Private matches are now available for all players," Respawn said about the new feature."Get ready to generate your own tournament codes and host custom private matches. Squad up with your friends and give it a try! More info to come via our FAQs closer to the next patch.
To give an idea of how long players have been without private matches and the tournaments that stem from those, the feature was first added in 2020 during the Grand Soiree event. Respawn said at the time that it'd be limited to certain players, and almost three years later, that's finally changing.
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