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Alright, here we go. So, Once Human is finally hopping onto the PlayStation and Xbox trains. About time, right? We’re expecting that in 2026. Starry Studio – that’s the crew under NetEase – has got this thing rolling, and it’s been doing its survival game thing on PC and mobile so far.
Let’s rewind a bit. Back in July 2024, Once Human crashes into PC stores and Boom! Over 230,000 players were vibing on Steam at launch. Talk about making an entrance, huh? Alongside games like Marvel Rivals or whatever that Naraka: Bladepoint thing is. Not exactly lightweight stuff. They’ve been keeping us hooked with constant updates – 30,000 steamers hanging out daily isn’t shabby. And now that they’re looking at consoles, things might just blow up.
The word around town came during their 2025 Annual Showcase stream. July 2, if that matters. They hinted that the PS5 and Xbox versions were basically in the oven, almost ready to serve. People are encouraged to wishlist the game, because who doesn’t like exclusive stuff, right? Also, if you’re already playing on PC or mobile, you won’t need to restart. Your account’s your passport. Consoles might lag a bit at first, but hey, patience is a virtue or so they say.
2026 seems to be the year for this console debut, by the way. NetEase is opening the door for console folks now. They’ve already got mobile players on board since April, with glowing reviews: 4.6 stars here, 4.5 there. You get the idea. Consoles oughta bring similar vibes, fingers crossed.
For now, there’s a fresh Once Human Version 2.0 update. New class systems, PvE dreams, you name it. Oh, and there’s Dreamland Wonder too. Good stuff happening for PC and mobile right there.
And yeah, diving into specifics – Once Human’s been around since July 9, 2024. Starry Studio is your developer, along with NetEase pulling the strings. The game engine? They call it the Once Human engine. Creative naming, am I right?
Okay, did I cover it all? Or did I just lose myself with all the details? Anyway, here’s to hoping it all makes sense. Cheers!
