Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 has revealed the official preload times for every region, making it easier to get ready for the game’s launch on November 14. Black Ops 7 was briefly playable in October thanks to an open beta, but servers went offline for the month in between the beta and launch. The full game will require a fresh download, so it’s best to get things set up ahead of time.
In the meantime, pre-orders are available from major retailers and digital storefronts. For those still unsure about the game, there’s also no harm in waiting to see reviews and potentially skipping the pre-order and preload process entirely. After the successful launch of Battlefield 6, Black Ops 7 will have to overcome some stiff competition.
Call Of Duty: Black Ops 7 Preload Time By Region
What Time To Start The Download
The Call of Duty blog provides the preload time of 9AM PT on November 10, which represents a simultaneous global release. The following chart converts the preload time to every city represented in Call of Duty‘s global launch time map, starting on November 10:
|
City/Region |
Time |
|---|---|
|
Los Angeles (PST) |
9:00 AM PST |
|
Mexico City (CST) |
11:00 AM CST |
|
New York (EST) |
12:00 PM EST |
|
São Paulo (BRT) |
2:00 PM BRT |
|
London (GMT) |
5:00 PM GMT |
|
Paris (CET) |
6:00 PM CET |
|
Stockholm (CET) |
6:00 PM CET |
|
Johannesburg (SAST) |
7:00 PM SAST |
|
Dubai (GST) |
9:00 PM GST |
|
Seoul (KST) |
2:00 AM KST (November 11) |
|
Tokyo (JST) |
2:00 AM JST (November 11) |
|
Sydney (AEDT) |
4:00 AM AEDT (November 11) |
Preloading will be available on all platforms and will include the co-op campaign, multiplayer, and zombies. On PC, 116 GB of SSD space will be required to install the game. In advance of the release, PC players may also want to download any system driver updates made available through AMD or NVIDIA.
Call Of Duty: Black Ops 7 Launch Time By Region
When You Can Actually Play
The launch times for Call of Duty follow a similar pattern, but synchronize with a 9:00 PM Los Angeles launch instead of 9:00 AM. The full schedule is as follows, starting on November 13:
|
City/Region |
Time |
|---|---|
|
Los Angeles (PST) |
9:00 PM PST |
|
Mexico City (CST) |
11:00 PM CST |
|
New York (EST) |
12:00 AM EST (November 14) |
|
São Paulo (BRT) |
2:00 AM BRT (November 14) |
|
London (GMT) |
5:00 AM GMT (November 14) |
|
Paris (CET) |
6:00 AM CET (November 14) |
|
Stockholm (CET) |
6:00 AM CET (November 14) |
|
Johannesburg (SAST) |
7:00 AM SAST (November 14) |
|
Dubai (GST) |
9:00 AM GST (November 14) |
|
Seoul (KST) |
2:00 PM KST (November 14) |
|
Tokyo (JST) |
2:00 PM JST (November 14) |
|
Sydney (AEDT) |
4:00 PM AEDT (November 14) |
With less than a week now until preloading becomes available, the wait for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is almost over. Living up to the best Black Ops games of the past will be a tall order, but players can finally find out whether it rises to the challenge when the game is available to play on November 14 in most regions.