Neverness to Everness builds a funfair for version 1.4, and brings two more Porsches
Hotta Studio's open-world action RPG updates to version 1.4, For Whom the Verses Mourn, after maintenance on September 30. It adds a theme-park district, a new main episode and a second Porsche collaboration.
Neverness to Everness goes down for maintenance on September 30 from 06:00 to 11:00 UTC+8 and comes back as version 1.4, For Whom the Verses Mourn. Players get Annulith x300 for the downtime plus another 300 tied to bug fixes.
Pukaland and a new episode
The headline addition is Pukaland, a theme-park location where you trade Puka Stars for cheaper rides, alongside a mountain town called St. Arbor. Running with it is the Pukaland Travelogue, a limited-time encounter event, from September 30 through November 11.
The story continues in a new main episode called The Witch, which unlocks once you have finished Fogden Game, plus a spinoff strand titled To Us, Back Then.
Who you can pull
Limited S-Class character Blackbird debuts and is available from September 30 to October 21. Lacrimosa returns alongside her on the Fading Reverie limited board.
More Porsches, and a city to run
The game's second Porsche tie-in adds the Porsche 911 Turbo (930) and the Porsche Taycan Turbo GT with Weissach Package to the existing 918 Spyder, available through mystery boxes until November 11. Elsewhere the update adds a City Tycoon program, four Anomaly Commissions, a multiplayer mode called Volley Star, an accessory cosmetics system and a batch of general optimisations. Two more events, Terminal Depths and Circle Gifts, run alongside Pukaland, with Coal Lump's Treasure starting October 8.
Why it matters
This is Neverness to Everness's biggest content drop since launch and its clearest statement of what the game is: a live-service open world that leans as hard on driving licensed cars as it does on gacha banners.