Very ntic backwards Cyberpunk 2077 December 10 is just a few days away from release. But depending on where you live and what platform you are playing on, you can play the game a little earlier than expected as given in the previous guide.
Developer CD Project Red Exactly when shared Cyberpunk 2077 Will be available In a tweet posted on Thursday. If you play on a PC or in a studio, you can start playing anywhere in the world on December 10 at 12AM GMT. For example, if you live on the US East Coast, you can jump into the game on December 9 at 7PM ET. If you want to know exactly when 12AM GMT is in your time zone, check out the map below. According to CD Project Red, console players will have access to the game at midnight local time.
The wait is almost over!
If you are looking to play # Cyberpunk 2077 As soon as it becomes available, here is a map with world release times.
For PC and Stadia players, the release is scheduled for simultaneous and midnight GMT, and for all console players – midnight local time. pic.twitter.com/W0QLIFAhH1
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CD Project Red also explains when you can start preloading Cyberpunk 2077 Before the start of next week. On PC, you can preload the game from Monday, December 7th. Preloads start at 12PM CET on GOG and 5PM CET on Steam and Epic Games Store. On the Xbox One and Xbox Series consoles, you can already preload the game. On PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, preloads begin “two days before the release date”.
People waited a long time for the ating to recede Cyberpunk 2077, Is the game Delay Multiple Times. Specifications about the release time suggest that the full game, eventually, will eventually fall into the hands of players very soon. Technically, game discs turned gold in October and some of them In fact they are already in the hands of the players, But it is clear One patch for a huge day As well as.
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