Neverness to Everness FAQ

The official Steam title is "NTE: Neverness to Everness", and NTE is the abbreviation the developer and the community both use. "Everness to Neverness", "Neverless to Everness" and "Never to Everness" are common misspellings of the same game — there is only one.

It is a free-to-play supernatural urban open-world action RPG from Hotta Studio, published by Perfect World Games. You play an unlicensed anomaly hunter — an Appraiser — in the city of Hethereau, recruiting a cast of Espers through a board-game-style gacha and taking on anomalies, races, auctions, property management and co-op activities.

Yes. The game is free on Steam, Epic, PS5, iOS, Android and the standalone launcher, with optional in-app purchases (Riftcrystal, battle-pass-style supplies and cosmetics). A paid Starter Pack DLC also exists on Steam.

Yes, but an unusually transparent one. Pulls are made on a board where you roll dice: every 10 pulls guarantees an A-Class character or item, soft pity begins around 70 pulls, and 90 pulls is a hard guarantee for the featured limited character with no 50/50 coin flip. Pity carries over between boards.

PC (Steam, Epic and the official launcher), PlayStation 5, iOS and Android — the official patch notes list update instructions for all of them. There is no Xbox version announced. Progress is tied to your account rather than the store you installed from.

Yes. The Steam listing tags the game as single-player plus online co-op, and Version 1.3 added shadow-sweep tracking in multiplayer along with the asymmetric PvP mode Shadow-n-Seek and the four-player auction mode Going, Going, Gone!

Steam lists 70 GB of storage for both minimum and recommended configs, a GTX 1660 with 16 GB RAM as the floor and an RTX 3060 with 32 GB RAM as the recommended tier. Full details and troubleshooting are on our PC requirements page.

Version 1.3 "Rising from the Moonlit Fog", live since the August 19, 2026 maintenance. It added Zankou, the Duskmoor location, the Fogden Game story episode and a run of summer events that close on September 30, 2026.

The community hub with the most traffic is the r/NevernessToEverness subreddit (about 122,000 members), and the developer runs an official Discord linked from the game's Steam page and official site at nte.perfectworld.com. Announcements are posted to the Steam news feed first.

It is one of the most-searched questions about the game and the subject of an ongoing community argument rather than a settled fact. We are not going to state a verdict we cannot source; what we can say is that the developer has addressed player feedback about the topic publicly, and no official statement lists an AI-generated asset inventory.

Open the in-game menu, go to Me → Settings → Redeem Code, and paste the code exactly as printed — codes are case-sensitive. Rewards arrive in your in-game mailbox and expire if unclaimed, so open the mail within 60 days.

If you want an open city to mess around in — driving, fishing, buying property, running auctions — attached to a generous gacha, yes. If you mainly want tight linear combat content and a small install, the 70 GB footprint and the sandbox pacing will grate. Our full review breaks it down.