This is the first time anyone outside Bandai Namco gets hands on BLEACH Mirrors High. Here’s the full rundown, and everything below is confirmed.
Dates and times
The test runs July 22, 11:00 PM to July 29, 10:59 PM (PDT), which is July 23 to 30 in the official JST framing. Here’s when that lands wherever you are:
| Timezone | Start | End |
|---|---|---|
| PDT (Los Angeles) | Jul 22, 11:00 PM | Jul 29, 10:59 PM |
| EDT (New York) | Jul 23, 2:00 AM | Jul 30, 1:59 AM |
| UTC | Jul 23, 6:00 AM | Jul 30, 5:59 AM |
| CEST (Paris/Berlin) | Jul 23, 8:00 AM | Jul 30, 7:59 AM |
| JST (Tokyo) | Jul 23, 3:00 PM | Jul 30, 2:59 PM |
Can you still join?
No. Applications ran July 4 to 13 and they’re closed now. Selection emails started going out July 16 to the address tied to your Apple ID or Google Account, and they can’t be resent, so check your inbox (and your spam folder). Up to 20,000 testers got picked across both platforms. If you missed the cut, your realistic next shots are a second test or the full launch, and the release date tracker follows both.
Device requirements
- iOS: iOS 17.0 or newer, at least 4 GB of RAM, iPhone only (iPads won’t work), and you’ll need the TestFlight app.
- Android: Android 12.0 or newer, 6 GB of RAM or more, and the same Google account you applied with.
- Tablets aren’t supported on either platform.
Rules worth knowing
- No data carry-over: your beta progress gets wiped, and none of it transfers to the release version.
- Partial build: the test only includes a slice of the planned features, so don’t assume a missing system got cut.
- No purchases: you can’t buy in-game currency during the test, which does confirm the release version is designed around a premium currency.
- Sharing is allowed: you can post screenshots and videos as long as you follow the Bandai Namco video policy. That means beta week is when the first verified gameplay finally goes public.
- Uninstall after: you have to remove the test app once the CBT wraps.