Call of Duty Black Ops 7 release time & countdown clock
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Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is releasing later today, November 13, for some regions, at least. The exact release date depends on where you are right now, as it crosses over into the 14th for much of the world. To clear up any confusion, we’ve put together everything you need to know regarding exactly when you can jump into the latest COD installment.
Some of you may have already had a taste of Black Ops 7 in its extended beta period, and PC gamers have been able to pre-load the game since November 10. If you’re raring to go, there’s not much longer to wait. We’re counting down the exact hours, minutes, and seconds until launch.
When does Black Ops 7 launch today on PC?
Activision has revealed that Black Ops 7 launches on November 13 at 9 PM, Pacific Time. That’s late in the day compared to most other game launches we’ve seen lately, and it means it will be available on the East Coast of the U.S. at midnight. Here’s how that looks in a bunch of regions across the world:
November 13
- Los Angeles – 9 PM PST
- Mexico City – 11 PM CST
November 14
- New York – 12 AM EST
- Ṣo Paulo Р2 AM BRT
- London – 5 AM GMT
- Paris – 6 AM CET
- Stockholm – 6 AM CET
- Johannesburg – 7 AM SAST
- Dubai – 9 AM GST
- Seoul – 2 PM KST
- Tokyo – 2PM JST
- Sydney – 4 PM AEDT
- Auckland – 6 PM NZDT
Our countdown clock above also makes it obvious when BO7 is available to play. If you don’t see it, then it has expired – in other words, the game has been released.
PC gamers can grab Black Ops 7 on Steam, Battle.net, and the Microsoft Store right now. It’s also available on day one with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass, both of which received a price hike last month. A recent poll we ran showed that the majority of subscribers have canceled following Microsoft’s changes.
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Along with the launch, popular gaming brand Corsair has also released a bunch of new Black Ops 7-themed hardware. This includes a mouse and keyboard, a mousepad, a gaming controller, and more. Black Ops 7 arrives just over a month after Battlefield 6, and it’s clear that these two blockbuster FPS titles are bound to go head-to-head. EA’s large-scale shooter also got a new battle royale to rival Warzone, named Battlefield REDSEC.
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