If everything goes as planned, 7 Days to Die will launch on 25th July for the PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. Although 7 Days to Die has been available on consoles for a while—the PS4 and Xbox One versions, in particular—the majority of fans have been complaining that the game has been indefinitely delayed. Many users have long been concerned about its Early Access designation, particularly since the PC version had surpassed it in terms of functionality and updates.

7 Days to Die is regarded as a cult favourite by some enthusiasts. Although it hasn't attained the same degree of popularity as other sandbox or survival horror games, it has succeeded on its own and developed a very solid player base. Given how vibrant the community is on that platform, many people believe that the PC version is better. It appears that the console versions might be doing the same, since the PC version was the one to release the beta 1.0 update first.

The PS5 and Xbox Series X/S versions of the game will launch on 25th July, according to the official 7 Days to Die Twitter account. Fans must still wait for clearance, though, since the stated date becomes official only if the game receives certification from both Microsoft and Sony. The PC version of 7 Days to Die (version 1.0) may be of interest to those who are interested in the game's performance, as the makers have said that all versions would function similarly after the launch. Furthermore, the previous versions will be taken off the market as soon as the PS5 and Xbox Series X/S versions launch.

A Few Features Of 7 Days To Die's Initial Version

Optimization
New Character System
Updated VFX / graphics upgrade
Clothing / Armour Overhaul
New points of interest
New Challenge System

A lot of new features for 7 Days to Die's 1.0 version are planned. In addition to system efficiency, the improved visual effects and visuals will be important. There will also be new challenge systems and sites of interest. Not to mention, for those who are interested, a revised character system will be available. Since the future release is a complete overhaul of the previous version, it will regrettably not be a free upgrade. This makes perfect sense given the significant increase in game material.

Fans may need to brush up on the game's mechanics because there will be a lot of changes soon. Before starting the game again, participants might want to examine the many unwritten rules in 7 Days to Die. It's unclear at this point if every aspect of the previous game still applies. But as the title still adheres to the framework established by the earlier iterations, individuals with prior experience may be more familiar with it.