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An XR game trilogy based on Neon Genesis Evangelion is in the works

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South Korean game development studio Pixelity says it’s working on a series of XR games based on Neon Genesis Evangelion, and the first one will be released next year. In an emailed announcement, the studio said it’s planning a trilogy “based on the world and events of all 26 episodes” of the beloved anime. We don’t have much in the way of details just yet, but Pixelity says, “Players will experience the narrative through the eyes of an original…

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An XR game trilogy based on Neon Genesis Evangelion is in the works

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Anime News Network

Neon Genesis Evangelion Anime Gets Extended Reality Game in 2026

Pixelity Inc. plans trilogy of games based on original TV anime

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Neon Genesis Evangelion XR Games Are in Development

Pixelity announced that it has started working on new XR (Extended Reality) games based on Neon Genesis Evangelion. The company added that it has signed a contract with the Evangelion franchise owner Khara, which gave it a license to create games based on the classic anime title. The company also specified that it will base the games on the 26-episode anime show that aired on television in 1995, rather than the Rebuild of Evangelion movies that …

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Neon Genesis Evangelion Is Getting An Official XR Game Next Year

An official Neon Genesis Evangelion XR game is in development, aiming to kick off a new trilogy based on the anime. Developed by Korean studio Pixelity Inc (Teahouse of Souls, The Patcher), the team announced that it's signed a licensing agreement with Japanese animation studio Khara, Inc to design and develop the currently unnamed game. Pixelity confirmed the first installment is planned as a trilogy “based on the world and events of all 26 epi…

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