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HoYoverse's Nodusfall is free to play but isn't a typical gacha game: 'Characters are not obtained through random draws'

Everything about the studio's new game is different.

HoYoverse's Nodusfall is free to play but isn't a typical gacha game: 'Characters are not obtained through random draws'

HoYoverse's Nodusfall is free to play, deviating from the typical gacha game structure. Unlike many games at Gamescom, Nodusfall doesn't require players to partake in random draws to obtain characters. Instead, character acquisition will occur through continued gameplay. While cosmetic monetization is a possibility, Nodusfall aims to provide the core gameplay experience without the need for in-game purchases.

The visuals of Nodusfall differ from the usual anime aesthetic, opting for a darker, more somber atmosphere. The game's fights are faster-paced and more forgiving than those in games like Genshin Impact or Zenless Zone Zero. Despite being inspired by Elden Ring and Monster Hunter, Nodusfall maintains its unique identity. The developers have expressed excitement about presenting a fresh experience for players, setting Nodusfall apart from the plethora of gacha games currently dominating the market.

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