Countdown Hub
Every active timer that matters in Last Z — season resets, weekly gift-code drops, Alliance Duel and SVS windows. Auto-refreshes every second.
All timers are shown in your local timezone. Season 3 launches globally at 12:00 PM Dubai time (08:00 UTC). Weekly events reset every Monday at the same hour.
Server Resets & Apocalypse Time
Last Z runs its recurring schedule (Alliance Duel windows, daily resets, event rotations) on an in-game clock called Apocalypse Time. Apocalypse Time is fixed at UTC−2 year-round — it does not observe daylight saving, so it never shifts even when your own local clock does. Every timer on this page is calculated by converting that fixed UTC−2 anchor into your browser's local timezone, not by anchoring to any one country's clock.
Want the full breakdown for planning Full Preparedness windows around this? See the Alliance Duel guide, which has a live timezone converter for every window.
| Region | Timezone | Offset from Apocalypse Time |
|---|---|---|
| UK — London | UTC+1 | Apocalypse +3h |
| UAE — Dubai | UTC+4 | Apocalypse +6h |
| India — Kolkata | UTC+5:30 | Apocalypse +7.5h |
| USA — New York (ET) | UTC−4 | Apocalypse −2h |
| USA — Los Angeles (PT) | UTC−7 | Apocalypse −5h |
| Philippines — Manila | UTC+8 | Apocalypse +10h |
Offsets are computed live from each zone's current UTC offset, so daylight-saving regions will show the right value whichever half of the year it is.
What Each Timer Tracks
The server deployment window for the current season update. Once it hits, expect new content, fresh events and the usual scramble to adjust your build order.
Full guide →Last Z drops a fresh gift code most Mondays on the official channels. This timer just tracks the next Monday 08:00 UTC mark — check the codes page once it hits.
Full guide →Tracks the next weekly matchmaking window for Alliance Duel. Pair this with the Full Preparedness windows in the Alliance Duel guide to plan your spend days.
Full guide →Tracks the next SVS preparation phase. For the full breakdown of what SVS/State Ruler actually involves, check the guide.
Full guide →Tracks the legacy Season 2 migration freeze window — relevant if you're still on an older Everfrost-era server considering a move.
Full guide →How Accurate Are These Countdowns?
Every timer here is pure math off two things: the fixed target time (either a hardcoded launch date or the next Monday 08:00 UTC recurrence) and your device's own clock, refreshed every second. There's no server round-trip involved once the page loads. That means if your phone or laptop clock is wrong — off because of a bad timezone setting, a stale NTP sync, or you manually changed it — the countdown will drift by the same amount. If a timer looks off by more than a minute or two, check your device's date & time settings before assuming the page is wrong.
Countdown Hub FAQ
06 entriesIt's the fixed in-game clock Last Z uses for its recurring schedule — Alliance Duel windows, daily resets and more. Apocalypse Time sits at a constant UTC−2 all year, with no daylight saving, so it never moves even when your local clock does twice a year.
It shouldn't be different in absolute terms — both of you are counting down to the same fixed UTC moment. What changes is the local time it displays as, since each timer converts that UTC target into whatever timezone your device reports.
They tick down live every second without a refresh. The one thing that does require a reload is if the underlying target date changes (e.g. a new season date gets announced) — this page ships that update to everyone automatically.
These timers run purely off your device's own clock, not a server ping. If your phone or PC clock has drifted or has the wrong timezone set, the countdown will be off by exactly that amount. Check your device's date & time settings first.
The timer tracks the recurring Monday 08:00 UTC slot Last Z has historically used for code drops. Treat it as "around this time," not a guaranteed-to-the-second drop — always double check the official channels and the codes page.
The Alliance Duel guide has a full live timezone converter for the Full Preparedness windows plus the day-by-day spend/hold-back breakdown, which goes well beyond just a countdown.