What time does Resident Evil Requiem release in your time zone?

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Capcom is staggering Resident Evil Requiem release times globally for different platforms. PC is simple, since it’s launching at the same time around the world. Console versions are a bit different, as it depends on your time zone. Regardless of which platform you’re playing on, though, you can make sure it’s ready to go at launch as long as you’ve pre-ordered.

Below, we break down Resident Evil Requiem‘s release time in your time zone for PC and console.

What time does Resident Evil Requiem release in your time zone on PC?

An image showing Resident Evil Requiem release times around the world

Resident Evil Requiem will be available at 12 a.m. ET on Thursday, Feb. 27, on PC. Here’s what that looks like elsewhere around the world.

9 p.m. PST on Wednesday, Feb. 26 for the west coast of North America
12 a.m. EST on Thursday, Feb. 27 for the east coast of North America
2 a.m. BRT on Thursday, Feb. 27 for Brazil
5 a.m. GMT on Thursday, Feb. 27 for the U.K.
6 a.m. CET on Thursday, Feb. 27 for Central Europe
2 p.m. JST on Thursday, Feb. 27 for Japan
4 p.m. AEDT on Thursday, Feb. 27 for the east coast of Australia

What time does Resident Evil Requiem release in your time zone console?

Resident Evil Requiem will be released on console at midnight local time on Thursday, Feb. 27, except for areas that use PST, like the west coast of the United States. Instead, RE9 will be released at 9 p.m. PST on Wednesday, Feb. 26 for the west coast.

If you purchased the game on the Nintendo Switch 2 and reside in an area that uses CST or BRT, RE9 will also be available at following times:

11 p.m. CST on Wednesday, Feb. 26 for Central North America
2 a.m. BRT on Thursday, Feb. 26 for Brazil

If you’d like to play Resident Evil Requiem a little earlier, you can try the New Zealand trick on Xbox, where you set your console time to New Zealand’s time zone (NZDT), or purchase the game from the New Zealand store on the Nintendo Switch or PlayStation. However, you will need to make an account that resides in New Zealand, and will need to swap accounts if you want to play your other games, so it’s often not worth the hassle.