Edens Zero RPG Demo Now Available on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC Ahead of Full Launch

Valentina Kraljik June 14, 2025June 14, 2025

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Konami just dropped a playable demo for the upcoming Edens Zero RPG, and fans can try it out right now. The trial version is available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC through both Steam and the Microsoft Store. This early preview lets players get a good feel for the game before it officially launches worldwide on July 15.

According to details shared in a Japanese press release, the demo includes the beginning of the story. Players will be able to go through the first two chapters, which follow the Granbell and Blue Garden arcs.

After finishing Granbell, you’ll be able to take on quests and explore a section of Blue Garden. It’s a small slice of the full game, but it already gives a taste of what’s to come.

Konami also released a new trailer alongside the demo, showing off more of the world, characters, and gameplay. It teases the blend of manga storylines and brand-new original game content.

The demo lets you play as Shiki and Rebecca, as you travel through different planets and uncover the story’s early twists. “Get an early look at the game, and start exploring the original manga and anime’s story, and new game-original quests!” says Konami.

One cool thing about the demo is that your progress carries over. “Save data from the demo can be imported to carry over progress in the full game.” So if you’re hooked after trying it, you won’t have to start over when the full game comes out. However, the demo does not include achievement unlocks, just in case you’re wondering.

The full Edens Zero RPG releases on July 15, but if you’re curious, the demo is already waiting for you to jump in.

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Valentina Kraljik

Valentina Kraljik is a writer and editor with a deep love for video games, especially action RPGs, it's not the fetch quests that she enjoys the most - it's the absolute freedom that (mostly) open worlds offer. She doesn’t shy away from a good FPS either, no matter how humiliating her K/D ratio is. With a background in Information Sciences, she brings both insight and passion to her writing, always aiming to break down games in a way that’s engaging and objective. After 15 years of playing World of Warcraft, she finally managed to break free (though the urge to resubscribe is always lurking). The last game that truly won her over was S.T.A.L.K.E.R. II.