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<\/div>Neverness to Everness<\/div>
29 April 2026<\/div>
Mac<\/span>PC (Microsoft Windows)<\/span>PlayStation 5<\/span><\/div><\/div>
From April 27 to May 2, 2026, this selection brings together three games that look very different on paper but are all defined by a strong structural identity. There is a free-to-play open world built around driving and urban exploration, a third-person roguelite focused on pace and risk, and the return of a strategy series that still leans on maps, castles and turn-based battles.<\/p>\n
Neverness to Everness is the hardest game here to pin down with a single label, because it pulls from several genres and folds them into an urban-fantasy frame. It is a free-to-play game set in a city you can drive through, with shopping, co-op and multiplayer races already present in recent tests. The main structure, though, still leans on single-player, while multiplayer is described as always available but never mandatory. That makes it feel less like a shared-only project and more like an urban adventure that uses driving, movement and unexpected encounters as part of its rhythm.<\/p>\n<\/div>Neverness to Everness<\/div>29 April 2026<\/div>Mac<\/span>PC (Microsoft Windows)<\/span>PlayStation 5<\/span><\/div><\/div>