Zenless Zone Zero Steam Page Goes Live Ahead of Launch

Zenless Zone Zero is headed to Steam soon, and today, the game’s page went live on Steam. If you’re unable to wait for this game to drop on Valve’s PC platform, you can head over, scope out what’s there, and add the game to your wishlist.

Presently, there isn’t a release date for Zenless Zone Zero on Steam, and the page just reads ‘Q2 2026’, but this is one step closer to the imminent launch. It’s probably worth stressing that ZZZ has been available on the Epic Games Store for some time, but in case your allegiances are to Valve, this news makes sense!

Zenless Zone Zero Steam Testing Sign-Ups Now Open

Today, the HoYoverse team confirmed that sign-ups for Steam’s Advance Testing platform for ZZZ are open. This means you can register to get early access to Zenless on Steam and contribute to the game’s impending arrival by making sure things are running smoothly.

In a blog post on Steam, the team wrote:

Thank you for your continued support of Zenless Zone Zero. In the upcoming versions, Zenless Zone Zero will become available on Steam. Before the official release, we hope to polish the game’s quality through this advance testing to provide Proxies with an even better experience.

Therefore, we are now opening sign-ups for Steam players. Selected Proxies will have the opportunity to gain access to the Steam version of Zenless Zone Zero in advance (accounts are permanent).

To sign up, you need to head to the link provided by the HoYoverse squad, complete a questionnaire, and wait patiently for an invite, assuming you’re lucky enough to get one.

Fortunately, grabbing Zenless Zone Zero on Steam when it drops doesn’t mean you need to start afresh. When it hits the PC storefront, you’ll be able to lean on cross-platform data sync mechanics, which means you’ll pick up where you left off on whatever platform you were previously using to access ZZZ.

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