IO Interactive is momentarily setting aside the iconic Agent 47, shifting focus to the world of espionage with the imminent launch of 007 First Light. Scheduled to debut less than 24 hours from now, anticipation is building for this latest installment in the beloved franchise. While a review from PC Gamer isn’t available just yet, the excitement is palpable, and Mr. Wolens is poised to deliver insights as soon as the opportunity arises. For eager fans, the wait is nearly over, with some already diving into early access.
When is the 007 First Light release date and launch time?
007 First Light will officially launch on Wednesday, May 27, at 10 am EDT, making it accessible to players worldwide. Those looking to get a head start can pre-order the game for /£60 on Steam, allowing them to step into the shoes of a young Bond in early access right away. For those curious about the precise launch time in their local timezone, a handy time and date site can simplify the calculations, ensuring no one misses the action.
Is there preloading for 007 First Light?
Players can download 007 First Light now, although it’s worth noting that this is no longer classified as a pre-load since early access is already available. If you’ve pre-ordered but are unable to play until tomorrow, consider it a pre-load and get a jump on the substantial 80 GB download. Additionally, it’s wise to check the updated PC specifications for 007 First Light, especially following earlier miscommunications regarding GPU requirements.
007 First Light PC specs
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<th class="tableheadheading tableheadheading–left” colspan=”1″>Recommended
<th class="tableheadheading tableheadheading–left” colspan=”1″>Minimum
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<td class="tablebody_data” colspan=”1″>OS
<td class="tablebody_data” colspan=”1″>Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit
<td class="tablebody_data” colspan=”1″>Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit
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<td class="tablebody_data” colspan=”1″>CPU
<td class="tablebody_data” colspan=”1″ readability=”30″>Intel Core i5 13500 or AMD Ryzen 5 7600
<td class="tablebody_data” colspan=”1″ readability=”30″>Intel Core i5 9500 or AMD Ryzen 5 3500
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<td class="tablebody_data” colspan=”1″>Memory
<td class="tablebody_data” colspan=”1″>16 GB RAM
<td class="tablebody_data” colspan=”1″>16 GB RAM
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<td class="tablebody_data” colspan=”1″>GPU
<td class="tablebody_data” colspan=”1″ readability=”32″>Nvidia Geforce RTX 3060 TI, AMD RX 6700 XT, or Intel Discrete GPU equivalent
<td class="tablebody_data” colspan=”1″ readability=”32″>Nvidia Geforce GTX 1660, AMD RX 5700, or Intel Discrete GPU equivalent
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<td class="tablebody_data” colspan=”1″>Storage
<td class="tablebody_data” colspan=”1″>80 GB, SSD required
<td class="tablebody_data” colspan=”1″>80 GB, SSD required
