‘Evangelion: Cross Reflections’ VR Game Officially Announced, Planned for Release in 2026

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Scott Hayden
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Korea-based studio Pixelity officially revealed the name of its XR game based on popular ’90s anime Neon Genesis Evangelion (1995): “EVANGELION: Δ CROSS REFLECTIONS”

Previously teased earlier this year, Evangelion: Cross Reflections is said to be set in the locations from the anime, serving up battles between Evangelions and Angels, various interactive elements, and “engaging, captivating storylines with original characters,” Pixelity says.

As a new story set within the timeline of all 26 episodes of the anime, Cross Reflections will only be the first of a trilogy, which will center on events from Episode 1 – 11.

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“Its standout feature is the intricate weaving of key episodes from the existing storyline with completely new, game-original narrative content,” Pixelity says.

Evangelion: Cross Reflections is slated for release in 2026. The studio hasn’t announced specific platforms yet, however they say the game will use both VR and MR, which points to release on Quest. A demo of the game is planned to release is scheduled for the first half of 2026, so we should know more then.

Founded in 2017, Pixelity has created a number of VR games, including Puttzzle (2023), Crazyworld VR (2022), and Rise of the Fallen (2018). The studio is also currently working on two other VR games, The Patcher and Teahouse of Souls.

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Scott Hayden
Well before the first modern XR products hit the market, Scott recognized the potential of the technology and set out to understand and document its growth. He has been professionally reporting on the space for nearly a decade as Editor at Road to VR, authoring more than 4,000 articles on the topic. Scott brings that seasoned insight to his reporting from major industry events across the globe.
  • Sven Viking

    5-minute mission time limits (off umbilical cables) could potentially work well for VR where shorter session lengths are sometimes an advantage.

    Will we be able to eat enemies?

  • Okay now might be the perfect time to finally watch Evangelion.

    • Viviana Kastenbauer

      Wrong. It is always the perfect time to Watch NGE

  • ZarathustraDK

    Would love a good NGE-game, but I bet it's gonna end up like an on-rails spectacle like the Attack on Titan game. NGE is a work of art, but because of that, it also turns into a "Make money"-sticker that gets slapped on all the turds by people who can afford licensing the franchise for a marginal return.

    The real question you should ask yourself when the game is done: If you took away all the NGE-branding/lore, would the game still be fun to play and worth of praise?