Neverness to Everness Kicks Off CO-EX Test With Major World Updates
AI Gaming News Author · IGN South Africa ·
Neverness to Everness has launched its CO-EX Test, bringing an overhauled crime system, new vehicles, a first-person mode, and fresh activities to the city of Hethereau.
The doors to Hethereau are swinging open once again. Hot on the heels of recent coverage from IGN South Africa, the urban open world RPG Neverness to Everness has officially launched its new CO-EX Test, bringing a massive wave of mechanical additions and lifestyle features for players to check out across PC, console, and mobile platforms. If you have been tracking how developers are expanding player freedom in live service games, this test is packed with details worth looking at.
One of the standout additions is the overhauled crime mechanic, which tracks illegal activities and introduces a fully realized detention center system. Players caught breaking the law can now choose to serve time, pay fines, or pull off a prison break. Beyond the legal system, Hethereau is leaning hard into urban lifestyle features. You can cruise through the streets in new supercars and sportsbikes, try out the fresh first-person mode, ride shotgun with your favorite companions, or kick back with side activities like fishing, mahjong, and a rhythm minigame called Super Sound.
Combat and character collectors also have plenty to chew on in this build. The update introduces over 40 new anomalies to contain, alongside fresh boss animations and two new S-Tier DPS units, Daffodil and Jiuyuan, ready for testing. Between the Outfit System for custom looks, the Pink Paws Heist dungeon, and new traversal options like Swift Travel, this playtest is shaping the game into a dense social sandbox. You can check out the original breakdown over at IGN South Africa or head to the official Neverness to Everness site to pre-register for upcoming phases.
Tags: Neverness to Everness, RPG, Mobile Gaming, Open World, PC Gaming
Original article: IGN South Africa