Gears of War: E-Day release date speculation – Latest news
Gears of War: E-Day was a surprise and welcome announcement at the Xbox Games Showcase that took place on 9th June 2024, and naturally fans of the series are clambering to find out when the game will be released.
Xbox arguably put on one of the best shows at Summer Games Fest, announcing titles such as Perfect Dark, Doom: The Dark Ages and State of Decay 3, while giving us updates on the likes of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle.
But Gears of War fans will have rejoiced when we saw footage of Marcus Fenix fighting a Locust Drone in what looks set to be a return to the darker, grittier and outright more frightening tone of earlier games in the long-running series.
E-Day marks the sixth entry in the mainline series, which began back in 2006, and the eighth overall when Gears of War: Judgement and Gears Tactics are taken into account.
The anticipation is building, and so we have compiled all the information currently available on Gears of War: E-Day below.
The official release date for Gears of War: E-Day has not yet been confirmed by publisher Microsoft or the game’s developer, The Coalition.
However, based on the release window of the last two games in the main series, Gears 4 and 5, we would speculate that E-Day will release in September or October 2025.
If the game was due to release this year, then it would have been advertised as such during its recent reveal.
Despite there being no confirmed release date, Gears of War: E-Day can already be pre-ordered on GAME’s website for £69.99.
Other places such as Amazon and CD Keys are yet to have pre-order pages live, but as soon as they do we will update this article with the relevant links.
PC platform Steam also has a listing for the game, but we can only add it to our wishlist at the moment.
The game’s official page on Microsoft’s website states that it will be landing on Game Pass on the first day of release, too, so at some point we anticipate being able to pre-install it — but that will likely come closer to
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