Gameplay of the GTA-inspired anime action game has been revealed. Neverness to Everness will be tested in February

Hotta Studios released a nearly thirteen-minute gameplay trailer for Neverness to Everness, showcasing the dynamic combat system, character design, and open-world exploration. The developers also announced the next phase of closed testing from February 6th to 20th, covering PC, PlayStation 5, iOS, and Android platforms with Russian text localization. This will allow for additional feedback before the final stage of development.

The game is set in an urban environment where everyday reality coexists with paranormal phenomena, and a group of mages with unique abilities confronts spatial distortions and supernatural threats. In addition to combat encounters, players will be able to interact with the open world through vehicle customization, property acquisition, and business asset management, creating a fusion of action and life-simulation elements.

The project's technical foundation is Unreal Engine 5, which supports modern graphics technologies, including ray tracing and NVIDIA DLSS upscaling. This should ensure visual quality that meets modern AAA standards, especially for the PC and console versions. The full release of Neverness to Everness is expected in 2026, giving the developers time to polish and optimize based on data collected during upcoming tests.