Perfect World Games and Hotta Studio (Tower of Fantasy) announced a new free to play open world RPG in the form of Neverness to Everness a few days ago (via Gematsu). Neverness to Everness has an urban setting, and the two reveal trailers for it look very stylish. Hotta Studio also revealed that Neverness to Everness will be coming to iOS, Android, PS5, and PC, though a release date has not been announced. Watch the Neverness to Everness announcement trailer below:
Watch the first extended gameplay video for Neverness to Everness below:
You can currently pre-register for Neverness to Everness on the official website. Check that out here for more information on the game including characters, world, and also for a good lock at the design language. I’ve been enjoying Zenless Zone Zero quite a bit this past week, but will definitely try out Neverness to Everness when it arrives on iOS and PS5 in the future. What do you think of Neverness to Everness so far and will you be pre-registering for it?
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