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“Elden Ring” is one of the most anticipated games launching this year, and it is going live in a few days. To help fans prepare for its arrival, developer FromSoftware has released a guide to the exact times when the game will go live in different regions worldwide.
It seems like it was not too long ago when fans were waiting a couple of years for new teasers and updates about “Elden Ring.” FromSoftware and publisher Bandai Namco released a new trailer and more gameplay details last year, followed by the announcement that the game will launch in 2022.
Now, the long wait for “Elden Ring” is almost over as it is scheduled to go live on Friday, Feb. 25. Due to the different time zones, players in Western regions are getting the game on the evening of Feb. 24. The PC and console versions of the game will not be released at the same time, and the time gap varies in most places.
For fans in North America, “Elden Ring” will be released on Feb. 24 at 3 p.m. PT / 5 p.m. CT / 6 p.m. ET. These times apply to the PC platform, while console players will be able to access the game six hours later.
Console players in Latin American territories should expect the game to go live on Feb. 24 at 6 p.m. COT / 8 p.m. BRT. The “Elden Ring” PC version will be available at midnight on Feb. 25 in both time zones.
“Elden Ring” will be available on PlayStation and Xbox on Feb. 25 at midnight in the regions following the time zones GMT, CET, MSK, EET, SAST, AST, GST, UTC+8, UTC+7, KST, JST, NZDT, and AEDT. The exact times at which the PC version goes live in these territories are different, so fans can keep track of the game’s exact release times through the tweet below.
Worldwide ELDEN RING Release Schedule.
— ELDEN RING (@ELDENRING) February 21, 2022
So that you may know, and in knowing, plan your actions.
Pre-Order #ELDENRING: https://t.co/PTkxSAMqvh pic.twitter.com/232JKw37k4
Players can preload “Elden Ring” 48 hours before the scheduled release based on where the players are located and what platform they will use.
The “Elden Ring” launch trailer was also released after the exact release times’ announcement. While it does not reveal new information about the game, it is a nice reminder that the wait for the highly anticipated dark fantasy RPG will be over in a few days.
