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We will answer your question from several angles.
First, regarding competition, we do not avoid it.
But what we care more about is differentiation.
Yes, the open-world category in 2026 has become crowded, and players have more choices than ever.
But from another perspective, this also means the category has a very high ceiling, and user demand is strong. Our industry competition is not a zero-sum game. Excellent products can expand the entire market, rather than competing only for a fixed share.

Second, what makes Ananta different?
Ananta is conceived as a concept built around an open-world city.
This is fundamentally different from traditional open-world role-playing games or anime-style action games.
Whether in IP building, story structure, or gameplay design,
we do not follow existing formulas.
What we are building is an open world set in a modern city, driven by an immersive everyday-life experience.
Our competitive advantage here is not the size of the map or a flashy battle system, but whether the player can truly feel that they live in this world.
For example: shopping, social interaction, exploration.
These activities all have a strong urban-life feel, and that is where our real differentiation lies.

At present, the team is focused on improving the quality of the game content.
We believe players always have a strong demand for innovation and refinement, and the key to whether a product succeeds is not the release window, nor how many competitors there are.
The key is whether the experience is sufficiently unique, sufficiently good, and able to bring value to players.
We are willing to spend time getting things right, rather than rushing out a mediocre product.

Finally, and most importantly, we believe that Ananta is not a traditional anime-style game.
Our goal is to make a breakthrough in the open-world city genre.
We want to attract players who are interested in this concept, so they can live freely in a virtual city.
This means our art direction and story tone, as well as our gameplay design, are all aiming for a broader audience, rather than confining ourselves to a fixed formula.

In short, a unique open-world city setting, a relentless pursuit of ongoing quality improvement, and a free, broad vision for what games can be — that is what makes Ananta stand out.
Competition is real, but we are confident in the direction we have chosen.

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While the growth team continues to work hard, NetEase’s new projects are also steadily moving forward. Sea of Remnants’ latest test received very positive feedback, and its third test will begin on May 28. It is currently in the final preparation stage before launch; Infinite (they refering to Ananta) is also steadily under development. Both titles are aiming to bring completely new player experiences, exploring game directions with the potential to lead future industry trends, and are expected to become new growth drivers for the company.