Stalker 2 release time – the countdown to the horror-soaked FPS is finally on after 14 years
Nov. 19, 2024Here’s when Stalker 2 releases in your time zone
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After 14 years of waiting, the Stalker 2 release time is near, so we’re kicking off the last 24 hours with a countdown to tell you everything you need to know before diving into the FPS infused with plenty of horror and survival elements.
Come November 20, Stalker 2 will finally be out and may prove worth the wait.We got a chance to play Stalker 2and came away believing it has some of the “best FPS action” we’ve played this year, thanks to its “old-school formula that treats players as highly expendable.” And soon, you’ll be able to play it too. Here’s when Stalker 2 releases in your time zone.
Stalker 2 release time
While some launch times differ between consoles and PCs, Stalker 2 takes a fairly unified approach. That may work better for some than others, depending on where you live in the world, though it does mean everyone should get to start the new FPS game simultaneously.
And there you have it; that’s when Stalker 2 launches in your time zone. It looks like the install size is a chunky 160GB, so you might not be playing right away on PC as there’s no pre-load available. We do hope your internet is up to the task.
Stalker 2 studio is “dedicated” to making post-launch fixes if needed because they “don’t want this game to be forgotten in a week.”
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