Hyper Scape is Ubisoft's take on a free-to-play battle royale FPS, and it's out today on PlayStation 4. Supporting 100 online players in stylish, futuristic battles in a giant cityscape, the game will be available to download starting today, when its first season gets underway.
If you're curious as to what time Hyper Scape will be ready to go, the publisher has fortunately given us pretty detailed information on just that. In a tweet from the game's official profile, we can see regional times for when you'll be able to get downloading this anticipated shooter and log into the servers. Here are all the times you need:
Tuesday 11th August 2020
- North America: 6am PDT / 7am MDT / 8am CDT / 9am EDT
- UK/Ire: 2pm BST
- Europe: 3pm CEST / 4pm EEST
- Asia/Oceania: 10pm JST / 9pm AWST / 11pm AEST
And here's the official image, because pictures are nice too:
The above tweet also confirms the game will be about 11.5GB in size, which isn't bad at all these days. Are you going to hop into Hyper Scape when it goes online today? Drop into the comments section below.
[source twitter.com]
Comments 8
Hmm. Wonder why the PS4 version is slightly larger. Not a huge deal, especially compared to the hard drive gobbler that is Warzone, but it's still interesting.
From what I read impressions weren't super good. And I don't really know if this games brings a lot of new things to the table. So I'm holding off for now.
It's already out there at the PStore, hours before the time that mentioned. Maybe they just let you download it before time to get ready?
Gonna give it a try, I'm looking for a decent sci-fi online shooter for a while now. Not coming with big expectations though, it's Ubisoft after all..
It's damn fun but still a bit buggy (had a few audio glitches) defo needs an auto sprint option ASAP! Nobody walks around in a fast paced battle royale, my L3 stick can't take it anymore
Another free to play Battle Royale seasonal pass kind of game no thanks there is too much already.
It's rough AF! The controls are some of the worst I've ever experienced in a shooter. It's completely wonky.
Typical Ubisoft: release a product in beta and try and get people to pay to test it and find their massive, glaring bugs for them.
@MFTWrecks But it's free? No-one is paying lol.
Still get the bug testing thing, means less work for Ubisoft.
@DonJorginho They may give it out for free, but they are certainly selling the battle pass and all sorts of virtual currency for what is currently a rough game.
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