Hoyooverse announced large -scale events dedicated to the second anniversary of the step -by -step role -playing game Honkai: Star Rail. The developers confirmed the crossover with Fate/Stay Night [Unlimited Blade Works]and also showed a short teaser of the next project in the Honkai universe. The announcement was made during a music concert in Shanghai.
There is no official information about the new game, including about the name. However, Hoyoverse recently applied for registration of trademarks for Honkai: Nexus Anima In the USA, Europe, South Korea. They were also registered Potential website and Twitter accounts, including @Honkaina, @Honkaina_id, @Honkaina_th, @Honkaina_vn, @Honkaina_ru, @Honkaina_de And @Honkaina_FR. Network users believe that a new project will be in the spirit of Pokemon with creating creatures.
A joint event with Fate/Stay Night, first presented as part of a version of version 2.4 and the Gamescom Opening Night Live 2024 ceremony, was called Sweet Dreams and the Holy Grail. It starts on July 11 and will offer the players the opportunity to get two characters from the original work – Archer and Saber. Archer, who refers to the class hunting and owning a quantum element, will be available free of charge when entering the game, and Saber, which uses the wind power and the destruction related to the class, can be obtained in the event banner. Takashi Takeuti worked on the visual design of the heroes, and Kinoko Nasu was responsible for the script part – the key figures of Fate franchise.
The Honkai concert: Star Rail in Shanghai was not only a musical event, but also the reason for the presentation of future directions for the development of the game. Fans were able to survive again the most important moments from previous chapters, as well as see the preliminary materials of the next chapter of Honkai, hinting to expand the narrative beyond the current plot arch.
As part of the celebration of the anniversary of Hoyoverse, it also organizes offline events and interactive events for players who are not able to personally attend the concert.
