NTE: Neverness to Everness is Hotta Studio's open-world gacha shooter, and like most games in the genre it rewards players for following official channels with periodic redemption codes — usually dropped during livestreams as a thank-you to viewers. These codes typically unlock gacha pull currency and other mailbox freebies that help stretch your account further without spending. Here's exactly how redemption works right now, and where to find codes that are actually still active.
How to redeem NTE codes
Neverness to Everness doesn't currently have a web-based redemption portal — every code has to be entered inside the game client itself.
- Launch NTE and log into your account.
- Go to Me (your profile icon) in the main menu.
- Open Settings.
- Select Redeem Code.
- Type or paste the code exactly as shown, then confirm.
- Watch for a "Redeem Code Applied!" confirmation, then open your in-game Mail to claim the attachments.
Redeemed rewards typically sit in your mailbox for around 60 days before expiring, but there's no reason to let them sit — claim as soon as you redeem. As with virtually every gacha redemption system, codes are case-sensitive, one-time-use per account, and can be region- or time-limited, so a code that worked for someone else's server may not work on yours.
Active codes
Because NTE is a newer live-service title, its code cadence is still tightly tied to official livestreams and launch-window promotions, and codes tend to expire quickly once a new stream supersedes them. Rather than list specific strings that risk being stale, here's what a real code looks like in format, and where to track down the ones that are currently redeemable:
| Example format | Typical reward |
|---|---|
NTEXXXXXXXXX (illustrative only — not a real code) |
Gacha pull currency and other in-game mailbox items |
Where to check for the current live codes:
- The official NTE X/Twitter and Discord server
- Official YouTube livestreams, where the developers regularly reveal codes on-screen mid-broadcast
- In-game system announcements and mail
- Hotta Studio / Perfect World Games' official NTE news posts
A note on freshness
NTE's redemption system runs entirely in-client with no redemption website to cross-check codes against, so the in-game "Redeem Code" screen is the only reliable source of truth — if it rejects a code, treat it as dead no matter where you saw it posted. We check back on this page regularly as the game's live-service cadence settles in, and we'll update the "last checked" date whenever the code list is re-verified.
Bookmark this page and check back after major livestreams — that's when the biggest waves of free codes tend to land.
