HoYoverse has announced a new title called Nodusfall during gamescom 2026 Opening Night Live. The game is described as a realistic fantasy action game and is being built using Unreal Engine 5. No release date or platforms have been confirmed yet.

According to official information, Nodusfall is being developed by HoYoverse and takes inspiration from a mix of mythologies. The game will center on cooperative multiplayer gameplay, encouraging players to team up rather than go it alone.

In the game, players take on the role of a Weaver in a world where divine authority has fallen apart and order has broken down. Players will form bonds with powerful companions, face off against massive threats, and try to claim whatever divine power remains, all while working toward restoring order to the world.

In an age devoid of order, with myth yet unwritten and the gods fallen silent, a lost Weaver wanders the world, gathering scattered threads to piece together the truth and uncover secrets long forgotten.

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The announcement marks a notable shift for HoYoverse, which is best known for anime-style titles like Genshin Impact, Honkai: Star Rail, and Zenless Zone Zero. Nodusfall instead uses a more realistic, darker art direction, and it is also the studio’s first major project built on Unreal Engine 5 rather than Unity, the engine used for its other main titles.

Since no release window or platform details have been shared, players interested in Nodusfall will need to keep an eye out for future updates from HoYoverse.