This means that, although Lost Ark is available within South Korea and other regions for a long time and even in other regions, those in the West who recently pre-ordered any part of the Lost Ark Creator's Pack on Steam could also start playing the game yesterday (February 8).

You're still able to start playing the game right now in the event you choose to purchase a Founder's Pack for the MMO through Steam (each of which includes a range of in-game rewards as well being early access to the game's title).

What happens if you do not want to buy a Lost Ark Founder's Pack and only want to take a dive into the game when it is out of Early Access and becomes a accessible, free-to play title that's available to the public? The best part is that you'll soon have the chance to do that.

Lost Ark is set to be made available to the public via Steam as a game that is free to play on February 11th. It's possible to pre-load the game on Steam from now (its download size is estimated around 70GB).

Unless you're looking to purchase the Founder's Pack between now and then, you'll need wait for the game to be fully unlocked prior to being in a position to launch it.

If you want to know more about Lost Ark, you can go to https://www.mmoexp.com/Lost-ark/Gold.html