How to obtain Zenless Zone Zero rewards for pre-registration
Complete pre-registration to earn Zenless Zone Zero rewards including Denny, Master Tape, and more
Zenless Zone Zero rewards for everyone who completed pre-registration should be available imminently, as the release date of July 4 is upon us. Hopefully if you're reading this then you already went through the process, as although the target global registration count was obliterated, the pre-registration process has now been closed down to make way for the final release, so you can no longer stake a claim for these rewards if you haven't done so already. Either way, make sure you also investigate the separate Zenless Zone Zero codes, as they can be used to claim additional benefits regardless of your registration status.
HoYoverse have been giving sign ups for Zenless Zone Zero a big push in the build up to launch, encouraging players to wishlist and pre-order so they'll be the first to know when the free-to-play RPG becomes available, and with over 45 million registered already it seems to be working! If you want know where your bonuses are, then here's everything you need to know about pre-registration rewards for Zenless Zone Zero.
How to pre-register for Zenless Zone Zero
HoYoverse encouraged all players to pre-register for Zenless Zone Zero by heading to their platform of choice and wishlisting, pre-ordering, or pre-registering as appropriate. This will notify you when the game is available, and can be done through the following links:
However, if you want to obtain the Zenless Zone Zero pre-registration rewards listed below, then you'll need to complete the main registration process via the official website. Click on one of the Pre-Register buttons, log in to your HoYoverse account, then complete registration to receive a User ID alongside confirmation of your registered email address. You'll also be provided with a link to complete the Test Qualification survey, which could get you early access to the game if you're selected.
Note that at the time of writing on July 3, it appears this process has now been disabled to make way for the official game release.
What are the Zenless Zone Zero rewards for pre-registration?
The Zenless Zone Zero rewards for pre-registration are available to all players who completed the registration process, and will be distributed via the in-game mail system once the full game is publicly released. The more global pre-registrations obtained, the more rewards are unlocked for all players, and these were released at the following global pre-registration milestones:
- 15 million = Denny x30,000
- 20 million = Master Tape x3
- 25 million = Boopon x5
- 30 million = Master Tape x5
- 35 million = Agent Corin x1
- 40 million = Master Tape x12
At the time of writing, global pre-registrations have now passed 45 million, which means all of the rewards of 30,000 Denny, ten Master Tape, five Boopon, and Agent Corin have now been unlocked. If you haven't already played your part, then unfortunately it may be too late to complete the registration process and receive the Zenless Zone Zero rewards for pre-registration, as the full release of the game is in progress.
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