Echoes of Aincrad release date and launch times
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Bandai Namco's next anime action game is just on the horizon as it gears up for another Sword Art Online release, Echoes of Aincrad. It was one of the top played demos during Steam's most recent Next Fest, and that demo is available for those of you who can't stand to wait just a few more hours. The anime souls-like is is releasing for PC, PlayStation, and Xbox, but its console launch times don't exactly line up across platforms. So, here I am to break it all down with details on the Echoes of Aincrad release date and time. Echoes of Aincrad launches on Thursday, July 9, at 3 pm PDT for all players on PC around the world. The base game is available on Steam for $70/£55, or you can upgrade to the deluxe edition for an extra $20/£20 and tack on the expansion DLC launching later this year. Release date & time Timezone City 3 pm on Thursday, PDT Los Angeles 6 pm on Thursday, EDT New York 11 pm on Thursday, BST London 12 am on Friday, July 10 CEST Berlin 8 am on Friday, July 10 AEST Sydney 10 am on Friday, July 10 NZST Auckland If your timezone isn't listed above, check out this handy time and date site to sort all of the tedious timezone math for you. I've already adjusted the calendar for Echoes of Aincrad's launch time, so you'll just need to plug in your city. Release date & time Timezone City 9 pm on Thursday, PDT Los Angeles 12 am on Friday, July 10 EDT New York 12 am on Friday, July 10 BST London 12 am on Friday, July 10 CEST Berlin 12 am on Friday, July 10 AEST Sydney 12 am on Friday, July 10 NZST Auckland No, Echoes of Aincrad does not have pre-loading for players on Steam. Pre-loading is only available for consoles. 2026 games: All the upcoming gamesDetails
When is the Echoes of Aincrad release date and time?
The Echoes of Aincrad launch time in more regions for PC
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July 9 Echoes of Aincrad launch times for PlayStation and Xbox
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