Arena Breakout Infinite Early Access Guide (Everything You Need to Know!)

With Arena Breakout: Infinite Early Access starting soon, there’s some pertinent information you should know before hopping into the free-to-play extraction shooter. Here’s a complete overview guide for the game’s Early Access!

What is the Release Date and Time for Arena Breakout: Infinite Early Access?

First and foremost, let’s start with the basics. You can download and play Arena Breakout: Infinite on August 13 at 2 AM (UTC+0), 3 AM (BST), 12 PM (AEST), 6 PM (PST), and 9 PM (EST). It’s quite the wait for those living in North America, with many unlikely to hop in on launch night. But hey, that gives Morefun Studios more time to iron out the kinks in the servers!

How to Pre-Download Arena Breakout: Infinite

Depending on your internet connection, you may wish to pre-download and install Arena Breakout: Infinite. You can do so by:

• Visiting the official Arena Breakout: Infinite website.
• Selecting the orange “Pre-Download” button in the center of the main page.
• Logging in or registering an account.
• Download the launcher and set a password if you have registered an account.
• Then, pre-download the game from the launcher itself.

Arena Breakout: Infinite is available to pre-load right now!

Will Arena Breakout Infinite Early Access Wipe?

According to the studio, they do not intend to wipe player data during the Early Access phase, though it may wipe following the conclusion of Early Access. Furthermore, the game is open in its entirety to players during this period. There are no limits and no locked mechanics, and you can unlock and play with everything currently available in the game with no restrictions. Related: Can You Play Arena Breakout Infinite Solo? – Answered

What Are the Arena Breakout Infinite Early Access System Requirements?

Knowing whether your system can run the game before spending all this time pre-loading and signing up for an account is wise. Here are the system requirements for Arena Breakout: Infinite’s Early Access:

Minimum System Requirements

• OS: Windows 10/11 (64-bit)
• Processor: Core i5-7500 / Ryzen 5 1400
• Memory: 16 GB RAM
• Graphics: Nvidia GTX 960 / AMD Radeon RX 560 / Arc A380
• DirectX: 12
• Storage: 60 GB (SSD Recommended)

Recommended System Requirements

• OS: Windows 10/11 (64-bit)
• Processor: Core i7-10700KF / Ryzen 7 3700X
• Memory: 32 GB RAM
• Graphics: Nvidia GTX 2080 / AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT / Arc A750
• DirectX: 12
• Storage: 100 GB (SSD Recommended)

What Languages Does Arena Breakout: Infinite Early Access Support?

There are currently six supported languages in Arena Breakout: Infinite, including:

• English
• Russian
• German
• Portuguese
• Traditional Chinese
• Japanese

How Many Maps in Arena Breakout Infinite Early Access?

There are a total of three maps in the game, likely with more in development, including:

• Farm
• Armory
• Valley

However, whether or not all three will be present in their final form during Early Access remains unknown.

Related: Interview With Arena Breakout: Infinite Producer Yiming Sun

Can You Customize Weapons in Early Access?

Yes! You can access all currently available weapons in the game once you purchase or loot them during a raid, and you may customize them extensively. There are many options regarding weapon customization in Arena Breakout: Infinite. To dominate the battlefield, you can tweak a basic M4A1 into a powerful long-range DMR-like setup. Or, you can take the route I intend to by creating a CQB M4A1 with a shortened barrel for maneuverability! Arena Breakout: Infinite Early Access Gameplay If you’re as excited as we are about hopping into Arena Breakout: Infinite, don’t forget to check out the most recent gameplay trailer from Morefun Studios. It offers a firsthand look at everything we can expect from the game’s Early Access, including a brand-new boss fight, various maps, weapon customization, stealth gameplay, and gunplay. You can check out the Arena Breakout: Infinite gameplay here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8CZ-SToxwQ

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Hopping into Early Access is all well and good, but when is the game launching on Steam? I know many players would rather keep their game library consolidated!