Game Modes

Neverness to Everness contains several game modes that you can learn more about in this guide!

Through the Exploration Guide, players can more easily access Anomaly Zones to obtain resources:

Obtain Character EXP Materials, Weapon EXP Materials, and Beetle Coins (in game currency). Pixel Cost Per Run: 40.

Obtain Character Ascension materials. Pixel Cost Per Run: 40.

Obtain Weapon Ascension materials. Pixel Cost Per Run: 40.

Obtain gear for your characters to power them up along with materials to level up the consoles and open new ones. Pixel Cost Per Run: 40.

Weekly boss materials, mostly used for character ascension. Pixel Cost Per Run: 60.

The endgame, timed combat mode, where players can test their team's strength and aim for the bi-weekly rewards.

It consists of two difficulty tiers, Fracture Circle and Prime Circle. They each consist of 10 levels, with the possibility of getting 3 seals per level for a total of 30 each. However, Prime Circle will reset every 2 weeks and allow players to gain more currency (Gacha Currency and Shop Books).

Story bosses and overworld bosses that drop materials needed for upgrading and ascending characters. Pixel Cost Per Run: 60.

Common Commissions

These are quests sorted by neighborhood that will point you towards anomalies in the overworld. Some of them are boss fights, some are puzzles, and some will take you to a new zone to explore.

High-Risk Commissions

More difficult and mechanically intense versions of some overworld and weekly bosses.

• City Delivery: You cosplay as an Amazon delivery driver and deliver packages throughout the city. The faster you complete the delivery without damaging the goods, the more rewards you can obtain.
• Races: Players can take on the factions of the city in a variety of racecourses to earn Fons. Any modifications made to your car in the Garage will apply here, and some courses require specific modifications to accommodate for the weather. In addition to challenging factions within the city, you can also race online against strangers or friends!

• Owner’s Selection: A restaurant management game where players need to fulfil orders that the customers place. Some characters provide buffs that will assist in this game mode.
• Swift Travel: You take on the role of an Uber driver and chauffeur around your fellow citizens. Be sure not to let your star rating drop too low!
• Pink Paws Heist: Players sneak through a multi-floor bank, where they can keep any rewards that they obtain throughout the Heist. There’s a big vault on the bottom floor. Let’s see what’s inside!
• Sea Angler: Fishing… It’s fishing.
• Little Sparrow: Mahjong. This also has the ability to be played online against others.
• Tetrominoes: Competitive Multiplayer Tetris, similar vibes to Tetris 99.
• Super Sound: Players can play rhythm games and put on a show for fellow citizens of Hethereau.