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Ananta's Gamescom Trailer Is Full of Memes and a Release Date

NetEase's open-world anime adventure Ananta showed off a meme-filled trailer at Gamescom, confirming a January 15 release date and showcasing its two cities.

Ananta's Gamescom Trailer Is Full of Memes and a Release Date

Ever watched a game trailer and thought, "Wait, did that character just pull a Yamcha?" Well, that's exactly what happened during Gamescom Opening Night Live, where NetEase dropped a new look at Ananta, its upcoming open-world anime action-adventure. And yes, it's packed with internet memes.

The trailer, which you can check out below, didn't just show off the game's gorgeous cityscapes—it also threw in a bunch of nods to internet culture. We're talking the Gatsby lifting glass meme, the classic Dragon Ball Z "Yamcha death" pose, and the main character being dubbed the "yeetmaster." It's a bold choice, but honestly, it fits the game's vibe.

Speaking of the game, Ananta is set in two open areas: Nova City and Lingyun City. The trailer gives us a taste of how you'll get around, with traversal options like flying cars, motorbikes, skateboards, and more. You'll be zipping through both cities as the "yeetmaster," meeting a bunch of characters and getting into some close calls along the way.

So, what's the actual story? You play as a single influencer whose mission is to save the world by "going viral." That's right—your social media skills are the key to saving humanity. Along the way, you'll meet over 100 characters, each with their own questlines, and some can even be recruited as allies. Sounds like a packed adventure.

And for those eager to jump in, the trailer also confirmed a release date: January 15. That's not too far off, so you'll soon be able to experience the meme-filled chaos for yourself.

If you're hungry for more Gamescom news, we've got you covered with updates on Ubisoft's Rainbow Six Tactics, Hoyoverse's Nodusfall, and the return of Roller Coaster Tycoon.

So, what do you think of Ananta's meme-heavy approach? Will you be picking this up when it launches?

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