Zenless Zone Zero release time – countdown to the Genshin Impact studio's new action RPG is on
Jul. 3, 2024Here’s when Zenless Zone Zero releases in your timezone
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The Zenless Zone Zero release time is nearing, giving us a glimpse at what Genshin Impact studio Hoyoverse is cooking up next.
If you still need to, you can pre-load the new roguelike RPG through the HoYoPlay app to ensure you’re ready for the July 3 release. As for whenZenless Zone Zerounlocks, it’s a simultaneous launch, so it depends on where you’re in the world - so you may be waiting until the early hours of July 4. Read on to see the Zenless Zone Zero release time for your timezone.
Zenless Zone Zero release time
Zenless Zone Zero unlocks at the same time for everyone, which is better news for some than others. Factoring in pre-load, you’ll get some good time with the roguelike RPG on July 3 if you live in America, though those in the UK and Europe will likely be waiting until the next day - unless you don’t care for sleep, that is. Either way, there’s still a little time to grab the pre-registrationZenless Zone Zero rewardsin the last few hours.
Zenless Zone Zero is an anime-infused RPG that shares many characteristics with other Hoyoverse games like Genshin Impact and Honkai Star Rail. So expect things likeZenless Zone Zero codesto be a big deal. However, its roguelike elements set it apart. You’ll see that on show when entering a dungeon – called a Hollow here – and coming across a board that shows various routes to your goal. You may cross a tile that flings you into a skirmish, offers loot, or forms part of a puzzle needed to progress.
We didn’t love Zenless Zone Zero when we first tried itlast year, though various updates seem to have made the game more promising. Naturally, we don’t have long to wait to see how good it will be.
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