- Neverness To Everness opens limited Co-Ex CBT recruitment across PC, mobile, and PS platforms.
- Selected players gain early access, with support to cross-platform play with multiple languages.
- The recruitment deadline and commencement date for the test has not been revealed yet.
Hotta Studio has officially opened recruitment for the latest Neverness To Everness closed beta test, also called as Co-Existence (Co-Ex) Test. The open-world RPG will be running this test with limited access and will support Mobile, PC, and PS5 platforms.
Speaking about the game, Neverness To Everness is an urban open-world RPG developed by Hotta Studio and published by Perfect World Games. The game blends anime-style visuals with city exploration, while also having a supernatural element to it.
The title was first revealed as an open-world RPG for mobile, PC, and consoles in July 2024. This was followed by regional closed beta testing announcements in November 2024 and the first global Closed Beta Test in May this year.
How to sign up for the Neverness To Everness “Co-Ex” CBT
This Co-Ex Test is a limited-access closed beta, so not everyone who registers will get a chance to play. If selected, you will be able to play an early version of the game, but all progress will be wiped once the test ends. In-game purchases are also disabled for this phase.
If you are interested in testing the game, you need to pre-register and complete the questionnaire on the official website. Before you can access that, you will need to create an account. Test access will be given randomly to selected applicants, and confirmation will be sent via email.
Recruitment for the test began on December 23, 2025; however, the end date is yet to be announced. The Co-Ex Test supports PC (Windows), Android, iOS, PlayStation 5, and PS5 Pro, with cross-platform data sync available between PC, mobile, and console.
The game will be playable in nine languages, including English, Japanese, Korean, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese. There is also voice-overs available in English, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese.
As for the device specifications are concerned, Android users will need devices powered by Snapdragon 855 or higher, while iOS users require at least an iPhone 12 Pro Max, with newer models recommended.
The test commencement date hasn’t been revealed yet. Stay tuned in this space for more info. Till then, catch other stories from the mobile gaming world:
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