Neverness to Everness: Hotta Studio's Epic Open World RPG Unveiled

Hotta Studio, creators of the hit open-world RPG Tower of Fantasy, unveils their next ambitious project: Neverness to Everness. This upcoming open-world RPG blends supernatural urban fantasy with extensive lifestyle elements, promising something for every player.

A City of Wonders and Weirdness

Explore the sprawling metropolis of Hethereau, where the ordinary becomes extraordinary. From peculiar trees and unusual citizens to an otter sporting a television for a head, Hethereau is a place where the bizarre is commonplace. Midnight brings even more surreal encounters, like graffiti-covered skateboards running wild.

You and your friends, wielding powerful Esper Abilities, are tasked with investigating these unexplainable Anomalies plaguing the city. Unravel the mysteries, resolve the crises, and maybe even find your place within this unique urban landscape.

Beyond the Adventure: A Life of Your Own

While combat and exploration are central, Neverness to Everness offers a rich tapestry of lifestyle activities. Acquire and customize your own sports car, tearing through the city streets at night. Purchase and renovate your dream home, transforming it into your personal haven. The city holds countless secrets and opportunities for you to discover.

It's important to note that Neverness to Everness requires a constant online connection.

Visually Stunning

Powered by Unreal Engine 5, Neverness to Everness boasts stunning visuals. Nanite Virtualized Geometry technology brings incredible detail to the city's architecture and shops. Combined with NVIDIA DLSS rendering and ray tracing, the game delivers a breathtaking graphical experience.

The atmospheric lighting further enhances the game's mysterious and captivating atmosphere.

While a release date is yet to be announced, Neverness to Everness will be free-to-play. Pre-orders are available on the official website.

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