Neverness to Everness Device Requirements: PC & Mobile

Neverness to Everness (NTE) device requirements (PC and mobile) are now public as the game moves through its Co-Ex Test closed beta window (Feb 6–Feb 20, 2026, UTC+8). And if you’re watching for launch timing, the iOS App Store page currently shows an “Expected May 15, 2026” date.

In this news roundup, we break down what those specs mean in real-life terms, which iPhone/Samsung models fit the bar, and how NTE stacks up against Genshin, WuWa, and Arknights: Endfield.

 

NTE Device Requirements Overview

PC (Windows)

From NTE’s official test announcement, the CPU/GPU targets are noticeably “newer-gen” than many mainstream gachas:

Minimum	OS: Windows 10 (64-bit) or above CPU: Intel Core i7-10700 or above GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 or equivalent RAM: 16GB or above
Recommended	OS: Windows 10 (64-bit) or above CPU: Intel Core i7-12700 or above GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 or above RAM: 32GB or above
Storage note	The official post focuses on CPU/GPU/RAM (and does not clearly lock a final disk-size line in the same way some releases do). For an earlier public test spec table circulating in media coverage, 60GB free space + SSD recommended was commonly cited

Mobile (Android)

Minimum	OS: Android 10.0+ Chip: Snapdragon 855 or “equivalent MediaTek” RAM: 6GB+
Recommended	OS: Android 10.0+ Chip: Snapdragon Gen 2 / Gen 3 (or equivalent MediaTek) RAM: still listed as 6GB+ (but realistically, 8-12GB is where “open-world comfort” usually starts

Mobile (iOS)

Minimum	OS: iOS 15.0+ Device: iPhone 12 Pro Max RAM: 6GB+
Recommended	OS: iOS 16.0+ Device: iPhone 14 Pro and above RAM: 6GB+

NTE is basically saying “flagship phones please”—especially on iOS where it literally calls out Pro-tier devices as the floor/comfort zone.

 

Apple + Samsung phones that fit NTE’s requirements

Below are safe picks based directly on the device/chip tiers NTE names. (Small but important reality check: Android flagships can vary by region—Snapdragon vs Exynos—so always verify your exact model/SoC.)

Apple (iPhone)
iPhone 12 Pro Max	iPhone 13 Series	iPhone SE	iPhone 14 Series
iPhone 15 Series	iPhone 16 Series	iPhone 17 Series	iPhone Air
Apple (iPad)
iPad (A14+)	iPad mini (A15 Bionic+)	iPad Air (4th generation+)	iPad Pro (M1+)
Android (Samsung)
Galaxy S20+	Galaxy S10 series	Galaxy Note10 series	Galaxy Fold2+
Galax Flip2+

 

NTE vs Genshin / WuWa / Arknights: Endfield

Quick comparison (PC)

Game	Minimum (CPU / GPU / RAM)	Recommended (CPU / GPU / RAM)
NTE	i7-10700 / GTX 1660 / 16GB	i7-12700 / RTX 3060 / 32GB
Arknights: Endfield	i5-9400F / GTX 1060 / 16GB	i7-10700K / RTX 2060 / 16GB
Wuthering Waves	i5 (9th gen) / GTX 1060 / 16GB	i7 (9th gen) / RTX 2060 / 16GB
Genshin Impact	i5 (6th gen) / GTX 1050 / 8GB	i7 (7th gen) / GTX 1060 6GB / 16GB

PC demand ranking

NTE > Endfield ≈ WuWa > Genshin.

 

Quick comparison (Mobile)

Game	Android minimum	iOS minimum
NTE	Snapdragon 855, Android 10+, RAM 6GB+	iPhone 12 Pro Max, iOS 15+, RAM 6GB+
Arknights: Endfield	Snapdragon 855-class, Android 10+ (plus GPU compatibility notes), storage 25GB+	iPhone XS (A12) min, iOS 15+, RAM 4GB
Wuthering Waves	Snapdragon 835-class (Android 7+), storage noted by guides	iPhone 11 min, iOS 14+
Genshin Impact	Snapdragon 660-class supported, Android 10+, RAM 4GB	iPhone 8 Plus / X supported, iOS 14+, RAM 3GB

Mobile demand ranking

NTE > Endfield > WuWa > Genshin.

So… what does that say about NTE’s “game quality”?

Specs don’t guarantee beauty (optimization matters, and launch builds can change), but hardware targets usually reflect ambition: world density, high-res assets, heavier lighting/shadows, longer draw distances, more complex effects, and faster streaming (especially in city-scale open worlds).

Given that NTE is clearly above Genshin, and edges above WuWa + Endfield on recommended PC tier, the most reasonable expectation is:

NTE is aiming for a “next-gen” open-world presentation—closer to high-fidelity, flagship-first visuals than “runs on almost anything.” If your rig already feels comfy in WuWa/Endfield, you’re in the right neighborhood, but NTE’s top-end target suggests it may push even harder on PC and high-end phones.

 

Conclusion

Taken at face value, NTE’s current test-phase hardware targets point to a flagship-first, high-fidelity urban open world—the kind that expects modern GPUs/phones to stay smooth when the city gets busy. Final requirements can still shift before launch, but this is the “right now” bar to plan around.

And when NTE goes live, LDShop will be there day one with discounted NTE top-ups, so you can lock in better value the moment the servers open.