Here is exactly when you can preload and play the new Call of Duty. With Call of Duty: Black Ops 7's release date coming up soon, Activision has now announced the official launch times for the game and confirmed when preloading begins. Preloading begins for all platforms at 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET on November 10, while the full game unlocks at midnight local time on November 14, and that means people in New Zealand are getting in first. You can see the full launch schedule and preloading details below. Preloading goes live for all platforms on November 10 at the following times: Black Ops 7 launches at midnight local time on November 14 for PlayStation, Xbox, and Xbox on PC, which means the game will be available at 3 AM PT on November 13, but you can only play that early if you live in New Zealand (more on that later). Battle.net and Steam users, meanwhile, can start playing at 9 PM PT on November 13, which works out to midnight Eastern on November 14. Want us to remember this setting for all your devices? Given that New Zealand is so far ahead of people in the US and UK, you might be wondering if it's possible to trick your console or PC into thinking you live in the country where there are more sheep than people. This trick worked with Black Ops 6, and may work again with Black Ops 7. People should know, however, that Microsoft does not want you to do this. In any event, here's a rundown of how it should work. Black Ops 7 will be available at launch on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass. While those two subscription services recently saw major price hikes, most major retailers are sticking with the old prices, so you don't actually have to pay more if you buy a membership right now. Game Pass Ultimate remains $20 at GameStop, Amazon, Best Buy, and others. Latest in Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 | Official Launch And PC Features Overview Trailer Call Of Duty: Black Ops 7 Zombies Main Quest Start Times Revealed Game Pass Adds Black Ops 7 And Five More Day-One New Releases In A Big Month For The Service