Hotta Studio's highly anticipated game, Neverness to Everness, has reached a significant development milestone with the launch of sign-ups for its closed beta, known as the Containment Test. This PC-exclusive beta offers early access to the urban open-world action RPG, featuring a unique blend of chaos, exploration, and Esper-driven powers.
Set in the expansive city of Hethereau, Neverness to Everness introduces a world where supernatural anomalies coexist with high-speed chases and the freedom of urban life. The game's trailers showcase its distinctive atmosphere, complete with graffiti-tagged skateboards with autonomous minds, otters sporting television heads, and an eerie midnight ambiance.
Players will navigate this enigmatic city using Esper Abilities, tackling unexplained anomalies while balancing the everyday and the surreal. The Containment Test provides an initial glimpse into the systems that differentiate Neverness to Everness from other games in its genre.
Unlike typical open-world RPGs, urban driving is a key feature, with customizable cars and destructible environments enhancing the game's realism. Beyond combat, lifestyle elements such as home ownership and interior design allow players to immerse themselves in city life or indulge in decorating between missions.
While the Containment Test is currently available only on PC, supporting English, Japanese, and Chinese voice-overs with additional text language options, the full release will extend to PlayStation 5, iOS, and Android. Mobile users eager to dive into Neverness to Everness will need to wait a bit longer.
Neverness to Everness enters a competitive urban RPG market, alongside titles like Zenless Zone Zero and Ananta. However, powered by Unreal Engine 5 and backed by Hotta Studio's experience from Tower of Fantasy, this new world is poised to establish its unique presence.
For more details, visit the official Neverness to Everness website. While you wait, explore our list of the best RPGs to play on Android!
