NTE is Hotta Studio’s follow-up to Tower of Fantasy — an open-world action gacha set in a neon-drenched near-future city where you’re hunting down supernatural Anomalies with Esper powers. It launched in April 2026 and has been running regular updates since, with Version 1.2: 999 Nights the most recent drop.
Codes in NTE primarily hand out Annulith, the premium currency you use to pull characters, along with Fons, Beetle Coins, Hunter Guides, and the occasional cosmetic. The current list is actually pretty solid for a game that’s only a few months old — there are 10 confirmed working codes right now, including a handful from earlier patches that technically “expired” but still redeem fine.
One heads-up before you dive in: DRAGONGIRL was officially tied to the Shinku/1.2 banner window (July 8–29), but as of early August it was still redeeming on multiple trackers. Try it — worst case it errors out.
Neverness to Everness Active Codes
These codes were confirmed working as of late July/early August 2026. All are case-sensitive.
COMEBACK — 1 Fabricated Dice (No expiration announced)
NTEKokushi (NEW) — 30,000 Fons · 30,000 Beetle Coins (No expiration announced)
NTEMusou (NEW) — 10,000 Fons · 10,000 Beetle Coins (No expiration announced)
NTENENE — 10,000 Fons · 10 DynamiK · 10 Clicky Fries (No expiration announced)
WELCOMETONTE — Celebration Fireworks Avatar Frame (Expires: August 18, 2026 — tied to Steam launch celebration)
DRAGONGIRL (NEW) — 30 Annulith · 20,000 Fons · 1 Puka Chocoa Ellie Tour Special (Officially expired July 29, but still working as of early August — try it)
NTEGIFT — 50 Annulith · 5 Rising Hunter Guides · 5 Light Dye (Officially expired May 13 — still working as of July 24)
DREAMWALK0603 — 100 Annulith · 5 Rising Hunter Guides · 5 Light Dye · 4,000 Beetle Coins (Officially expired May 25 — still working as of July 24)
TOMATO100 — 100 Annulith · 5 Senior Hunter Guides · 5 Colorless Dye · 6,000 Beetle Coins (Officially expired May 25 — still working as of July 24)
RACENOLIMIT — 100 Annulith · 2 Elite Hunter Guides · 2 Chaotic Dye · 12,000 Beetle Coins (Officially expired May 25 — still working as of July 24)
If you haven’t redeemed the three launch-era codes (DREAMWALK0603, TOMATO100, RACENOLIMIT), do that first — they’re each worth 100 Annulith plus materials, which is a lot of free pulls for codes Hotta forgot to actually kill.
Neverness to Everness Expired Codes
These no longer work:
- IROI0729
- SHINKU0708
- 999NIGHTS
- LACRIMOSA0603
- NTEvtuber200
- NTEvtuber
- NTEFREE
- NTE0429
How to Redeem Neverness to Everness Codes
Redemption is in-game only — there’s no external web portal for NTE.
- Open Neverness to Everness and log in
- Tap the Menu icon (top right corner of the screen)
- Tap the […] (three-dot) button
- Select Redeem Code
- Type or paste your code exactly as shown — codes are case-sensitive
- Confirm, then open your Mailbox to claim the rewards
Rewards expire from your mailbox after 60 days, so don’t let them sit too long.
Codes Not Working?
A few things worth knowing specific to NTE:
- Case sensitivity matters.
NTEGIFTandntegiftare not the same. Paste rather than type where possible. - Some “expired” codes still work. The May codes (DREAMWALK0603, TOMATO100, RACENOLIMIT) are a good example — official windows have passed but they’re still redeeming. Try them anyway.
- Each code is one-time per account. You’ll get an error if you’ve already redeemed it, not a duplicate reward.
- DRAGONGIRL’s status is uncertain. Its July 29 window has passed, but reports as of early August suggest it may still work. Worth a quick try.
Where to Find More Neverness to Everness Codes
New codes typically drop alongside version updates, official livestreams, and milestone events. The best places to watch:
- NTE’s official Discord — the
#codesand#announcementschannels are where Hotta drops codes first - NTE’s X/Twitter account (@NTE_Official) — codes tied to banners and collaborations usually go here
- NTE’s YouTube — codes sometimes appear in the description of version preview livestreams (that’s where DREAMWALK0603 came from)
The game is still in its first year, so codes have been flowing fairly regularly. Version 1.3 will almost certainly come with a fresh batch.
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