Plan your next rift

Choose where your character plays

Pick the actual game service. A player in London might play on Taiwan, so your browser’s location does not choose the service for you.

Taiwan and Korea have public reference schedules in this version. Global services can be selected to see their pending status.

Set the display time zone

The site starts with your browser’s time zone. Use the selector if you are travelling or planning for someone elsewhere. The countdown is unchanged; the displayed date, clock time and UTC offset change.

For example, a Taiwan reference opening at 02:00 is the previous day at 18:00 UTC. That is why every scheduled opening includes a full date.

Read the countdown and the schedule

The large countdown points to the next scheduled opening. Below it, the local date and time show when to plan for. The reference line identifies the rule’s time zone.

The table lists the next eight openings in both zones. “Copy opening time” copies a dated summary. If clipboard access is blocked, the text is provided for you to copy manually.

Opening, entry and time inside

• Scheduled opening: the reference moment when a rift is expected to appear. This is what the timer calculates.
• Entry window: how long players may enter. It can vary by service and update, and is not counted down here.
• Time inside: how long an admitted player can stay. It is separate from the entry window.

Reaching zero does not confirm that a portal is open. Capacity, maintenance or a game update may affect availability.

Keep your device clock correct

The timer uses your device’s current time. It recalculates when you return to the tab, but an incorrect device clock will still produce an incorrect countdown.

Your service and display zone are stored only in this browser when storage is available. You can clear them from the privacy page.