Neverness to Everness (NTE) Beta Is Here but Not for Everyone

As a seasoned gamer with a penchant for the fantastical and a deep-rooted appreciation for anime aesthetics, I find myself captivated by the upcoming urban fantasy game, Neverness to Everness (NTE). Having navigated through countless gaming eras, from the rudimentary 8-bit days to the immersive virtual reality of today, I can confidently say that NTE’s timeless graphics art style and intriguing premise have piqued my interest.

In a modern twist, games with an anime-inspired aesthetic continue to captivate audiences and show strong potential for longevity compared to their photorealistic counterparts, thanks to a nearly ageless graphic style. Titles such as Genshin Impact, Honkai: Star Rail, Wuthering Waves, and Zenless Zone Zero have made headlines recently, and there’s another one on the horizon – Neverness to Everness. Developed by Hotta Studio, this upcoming urban fantasy, free-to-play game is still under development but has already piqued interest with beta tests underway. If you want a sneak peek, check out the current status of its availability.

Neverness to Everness beta explained

The team behind Tower of Fantasy is currently developing their next major project, named Neverness to Everness. Although the game isn’t fully complete yet, you might have an opportunity to preview its content through a closed beta test. If you’re eager to explore the city of Hethereau, this could be your chance to get an early peek at the title. However, do keep in mind that participation may not be open to everyone as it is a closed beta test.

As a gamer, I’ve been keeping tabs on the closed beta test for NTE, but unfortunately, the application period has already passed. Even though I had registered earlier, getting an invitation isn’t guaranteed due to limited spots available. At this moment, the ongoing beta testing is exclusive to China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau.

Until a release date has been announced, it’s reasonable to anticipate additional trials taking place at some point in 2025. It’s likely that during these trials, more areas and individuals may be invited to participate. Best of luck!