Unfortunately, you will not be able to pre-load the Outriders demo on any platform. Once installed, the demo will take up a bit more than that on your drive. You’re looking at a roughly 24GB download on PC, and 22GB on consoles. The Outriders demo has a fairly modest download size, considering how massive games and patches these days tend to be. Servers go live on all platforms at the same time worldwide, which is: 9am PT, 12pm ET, 5pm UK, 6pm Germany, 4am Sydney (February 26). The Outriders demo will be available on PC (Steam, Geforce Now streaming), PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S - but not Stadia, beginning Thursday, February 25. You can play it for as long as you like, and it won’t be removed, meaning new players interested in sampling the game at launch and beyond will still be able to download and play the demo. The Outriders demo also isn’t time-limited.
Though the demo itself includes a cross-play beta, the rest of the content should be representative of the final quality. What we’ll be playing is a demo offering a decent chunk of gameplay. This may admittedly seem like a meaningless distinction in 2021, following years of the game industry effectively treating betas as demos, but it’s an important one to make in Outriders’ case as will become clear soon. Manage cookie settings It’s a demo, not a beta To see this content please enable targeting cookies. If you’re intrigued by Outriders, this guide will explore everything you need to know about the game’s upcoming free demo, scheduled to go live on Thursday. The good news is that we will get to play Outriders this month, just not the full version. The latest delay was announced just last month, after many thought the game would surely be out in February as previously planned. Every time it feels like we’re getting closer to actually playing it, it gets pushed back. Outriders has been sort of ethereal since the moment of its reveal. The ultimate guide for the Outriders demo.
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