The ANTHEM public demo is incoming on PlayStation 4, giving players the opportunity to test the game before its release in February. We've already had the VIP demo, which was gated off behind pre-orders on PS4 -- but now it's time for everyone to get in on the action.
ANTHEM Demo - How to play the public demo
How do you get into the ANTHEM public demo? Well that's easy. All you have to do is head over to the PlayStation Store and download the demo. You can either find it under the 'demos' section, or you can simply search for 'ANTHEM'.
Once the public demo is live, you'll need to sign in using your EA account. Make sure that same account is linked to your PlayStation Network account. You can find more information on that here, but chances are that if you've played an EA-published game in the past, then your accounts will probably already be linked.
ANTHEM Public Demo - Dates and times
ANTHEM public demo start date and times
Friday 1st February 2019
- North America: 9am PST / 10am MST / 11am CST / 12pm EST
- UK/Ire: 5pm GMT
- Europe: 6pm CET / 7pm EET
- Asia/Oceania: 2am JST / 1am AWST / 4am AEDT
ANTHEM public demo end date
Sunday 3rd February 2019
ANTHEM demo details
Does progress from the ANTHEM demo carry over to the full game?
No, progress from the ANTHEM demo does not carry over to the full game.
However, it's worth noting that if you played the VIP demo, all of the progress you made should carry over to this public demo.
How big is the ANTHEM demo?
If we're talking about file size, the ANTHEM demo is around 27GB on PS4, and has one update available. However, that update should automatically be added to your download if you're only just grabbing it now.
As for how much content is included in the ANTHEM public demo, you can expect several story missions as well as a large area that's yours to freely explore. There's also a 'Stronghold' activity, in which a team of up to four players must battle through a series of objectives. Everything in the ANTHEM demo is playable with friends or strangers online.
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if it has a time limit then it's not a demo more like a beta
how long is the demo.is it 30 minutes a hour.or more.word up son
Apparently it'll play easier than the full game next month. I read somewhere the game is ready to ship.
might wanna change pubic demo to public demo there, guy
@Optimusultimus ha ha does seem to be a theme with this article probably shows how immature I am did make me smile the picture of the crotches with click to enlarge above them.
Looking forward to getting stuck in this weekend. Shame progress isn't carried over (even just the cosmetics would have been nice).
@Optimusultimus @bindiana
Anyone managed to start playing yet?...seems the EA servers reached max capacity error is cropping up for a good many people
So no rewards for the normal demo? Thats somewhat dissapointing i liked the MHW approach one better.
@Flaming_Kaiser
Nah no rewards. This is EA after all. You can just buy the rewards later.
If you're gonna put the launching date for Asia/Oceania in that manner, ya'll gonna be screwing up people sleeping hour.. Those hours in AM should be written on the following day. Not in the launch date itself..
Lotsa people are abit tid wee slow on hours, like my friends that has to "debate" with timezone
Played the first mission. Hard pass for me.
The game is kind of meh, the story is whatever, the graphics are good but the loading time is horrible, it's definitely downgraded from that e3 showcase, playing mission with stranger is fun but a bit repetitive.
I can definitely see this game as a great game if bioware make it a rpg like mass effect with good story rather than mmo-lite like destiny.
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