Zenless Zone Zero Technical Test Registration Open, But You Need To Act Fast

The registrations for ’s Technical Test are now open, but interested players need to act fast to ensure they have a chance at testing out the new game created by HoYoverse., also referred to as, is an action RPG set in a post-apocalyptic urban fantasy world. In it, players take on the role of a Proxy, which is the main protagonist and their role is somewhat similar to the Traveler’s from. Like most of HoYoverse’s titles, this is a gacha, where players obtain new characters to add to their team comps.

They then gradually upgrade their character’s levels to tackle harder challenges. Despite some similarities, is nothing like . As was announced on the official account on X, players can now register for the Technical Test on PlayStation 5 consoles. The sign-up period is extremely limited, so those who are interested need to act fast.

As revealed by the post, players have until April 17, at 3 am ET to sign-up for the testing period. To have a chance at participating, players need to access the official HoYoverse website, log in with their accounts, and answer the survey leading up to the registration.

Although HoYoverse has not explicitly stated what will be featured in the PS5 Technical Test, it is likely that players on the platform will be able to experience a bit of the game’s early stages. This includes their introduction into the city of New Eridu via the Proxy siblings and how their paths cross with the Cunning Hares. Of course, as the campaign progresses, players then meet other characters from other factions and work to counter the threats in.

Based on previous trials, the new test period for PlayStation 5 consoles should also have several side activities that gradually unlock as players progress further down the main storyline, as well as a large roster of playable characters. Surely, many of the playable units are not yet available and access to the precious 5-star characters is very limited, but it should give players a sense of how much gameplay changes