The gacha in Neverness to Everness isn’t as generous as it seems—here’s how it works and why I’ve been more tempted to pull banners than ever
Neverness to Everness features a gacha system that presents mixed fairness depending on player priorities. The game’s monetization system is notably more generous than many competitors when it comes to acquiring characters and weapons—players seeking these core items will find NTE more accessible than typical gacha games. However, the apparent generosity masks less favorable mechanics when cosmetics are involved. Obtaining cosmetics requires significantly more investment, with some items requiring upwards of 200 pulls to obtain. The game implements standard gacha conventions including banner systems and multiple currencies, but introduces variations in how these systems operate compared to established gacha titles. The distinction between core gameplay progression (which is generous) and cosmetic acquisition (which is less so) creates a nuanced monetization approach that may be more tempting to players than traditional gacha models, despite being less fair overall when considering the complete picture of available content.