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Neverness to Everness Version 1.5 Is Live Now with a New Story, New Characters


 
 
 
 
 
 Neverness to Everness has kicked off its Version 1.5 update, bringing the first part of the new story, Once Upon a Glitched Call. Alongside are a couple of new characters, more…

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Neverness to Everness Version 1.5 Is Live Now with a New Story, New Characters

Neverness to Everness has kicked off its Version 1.5 update, bringing the first part of the new story, Once Upon a Glitched Call. Alongside are a couple of new characters, more vehicles, business management, and a city-building board game.

Developer Hotta World and publisher Perfect World are rolling out the Neverness to Everness Version 1.5update in two parts. The first half featuring Elyms is now available. Meanwhile, the second half, Exe, arrives on December 2nd, 2026.

Neverness to Everness Version 1.5 takes you to another strange Hethereau mystery

It involves an urban legend with dreams, old friends, and a phone number that simply doesn’t work. Two members of ETD-6, a unit specialising in anomaly-related crimes and Meme Anomalies, are at the centre of this story. Lieutenant Elyms joins the playable character lineup on November 11th, while Captain Exe will become available on December 2nd.

The two have actually been working together since ETD-6 was founded, although their personalities couldn’t be much more different. Elyms is the more relaxed and playful one, someone who can make people comfortable pretty easily. She spends quite a bit of time chatting with online friends.

On the other hand, Exe is an elite hacker who handles operations from behind the scenes. His reserved expression and preference for efficiency can make him seem a little difficult to approach. His combat abilities involve reconstructing reality through data.

Neverness to Everness Version 1.5 adds several new vehicles to the city, including ambulances and armored cash trucks that serve Hethereau’s businesses. There’s also the rather unusual Prototype Land Overlord 001, which takes the shape of a lion.

You’ll also find the Iron Ogre, a tank that you can drive around Hethereau and use to fight anomalies. It also comes into play in a new four-player free-for-all vehicle mode called Full Tank Ahead!

Another addition gives you the chance to go beyond making deliveries and run your own logistics business. After completing three new delivery orders, you can open a logistics branch and start managing the operation. This involves recruiting drivers, choosing commissions, and upgrading the business hub as things grow.

Neverness to Everness is available on Android and iOS. 

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