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Here's the Wardogs release time for your region

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Here's the Wardogs release time for your region

The highly popular beta of the milsim game Wardogs has led to its release date rapidly approaching. The game, inspired by Arma but played more like Battlefield, features 100-player warfare with a cash-earning system that attracts a diverse crowd of shooters. The release date is set for September 10 for most regions, although it will be September 11 in certain areas due to time zones and its simultaneous release.

In the United States, West Coast players can expect to play at 9 am PST, while East Coast gamers can play at 12 pm EST. The UK and Europe will be able to start at 5 pm BST and 6 pm CEST respectively. In Australia, players can start at 2 am AEST on September 10, and New Zealand players can join in at 4 am NZST. Those interested in checking their system's compatibility should visit the Steam page for Wardogs.

Preloading for Wardogs is not currently available, which is not uncommon for early access releases. As of now, no official announcement has been made about a preload, so the game will likely be downloaded by all gamers on its release day.

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