What time does Genshin Impact version 4.7 release in your time zone?

The highly anticipated Genshin Impact “Luna 8” update (version 6.7) is nearly here. This landmark patch pushes the narrative boundaries of the Nod-Krai story arc, tasking the Traveler with a literal leap into the stars via a spacecraft to reach the moon. It is a bold new chapter for the game, to say the least.

Below, we have outlined the official maintenance schedule, the expected launch times for version 6.7, and a sneak peek at the new content arriving with “Luna 8.”

When does maintenance begin for Genshin Impact?

Server maintenance for Genshin Impact is slated to begin on Tuesday, June 30, or Wednesday, July 1, depending on your specific region. The downtime is expected to last approximately five hours:

• West Coast North America: 3 p.m. PDT, June 30
• East Coast North America: 6 p.m. EDT, June 30
• Brazil: 7 p.m. BRT, June 30
• U.K.: 11 p.m. BST, June 30
• Western Europe: 12 a.m. CEST, July 1
• Japan: 7 a.m. JST, July 1
• East Coast Australia: 8 a.m. AEST, July 1

We recommend exhausting your Resin before the servers go offline. Additionally, keep in mind that the new Battle Pass cycle begins immediately upon launch, so managing your stamina efficiently will give you a head start on those fresh weekly objectives.

When does the “Luna 8” (6.7) update go live?

Following the conclusion of maintenance, Genshin Impact version “Luna 8” should be available to players at these approximate times:

• West Coast North America: 8 p.m. PDT, June 30
• East Coast North America: 11 p.m. EDT, June 30
• Brazil: 12 a.m. BRT, July 1
• U.K.: 4 a.m. BST, July 1
• Western Europe: 5 a.m. CEST, July 1
• Japan: 12 p.m. JST, July 1
• East Coast Australia: 1 p.m. AEST, July 1

While these windows are standard, please note that HoYoverse occasionally brings servers back online ahead of schedule. While delays are rare, these times represent the most accurate estimate for when you can dive into the new content.

What is new in the “Luna 8” update?

The star of this update is the journey to the lunar surface—a setting that has been transformed into a formidable weapon. Alongside this epic adventure, players can look forward to the debut of Sandrone. As a prominent Fatui Harbinger and a five-star Cryo unit, she is a must-pull for collectors looking to complete their roster of the Eleven.

Furthermore, version 6.7 brings back the beloved Citali for a limited-time banner rerun. The update also features an eclectic mix of characters and weapons available in the gacha pool, including Yumemizuki Mizuki, Wriothesley, Cyno, Yae Miko, and the ever-elusive Qiqi.

Source: Polygon