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Sea of Remnants Opens Dawnbreaker Ship Test to PS5 and Smartphones

NetEase Games will run the Dawnbreaker Ship Test for Sea of Remnants from December 4 to December 18, 2026. Advance applications open November 26 by lottery, with pre-download from December 1.

Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.

Why it matters

Joker Studio's earlier Sea of Remnants test ran on PC only, so this round widens the sample of players whose feedback reaches the turn-based roguelike before release, while the lottery application and first-come login after the start suggest a capped, staged rollout.

Sea of Remnants Opens Dawnbreaker Ship Test to PS5 and Smartphones

Key Facts

  • Advance applications for the test begin November 26 by lottery, and advance download begins December 1.
  • The test supports PC, PS5, Xbox Series X, iOS and Android, with Japanese text and voice.
  • Sea of Remnants is developed by Joker Studio, the studio behind Identity V.
  • Play data from the test is deleted afterward and does not carry over to the official release.

The closed beta covers PC, PS5, Xbox Series X, iOS and Android, adding PS5 and smartphones to platforms tried in the earlier PC-only Wanderer Ship Alpha Test. Play data is deleted after the test.

Advance applications open November 26 and run by lottery, with selection rather than a participation code deciding the first wave. From December 4, though, NetEase says players can log in without a code on a first-come basis until capacity is reached, so the gate loosens once the test is live.

Sea of Remnants casts the player as a doll navigator who has lost their memories and travels across mysterious islands. Battles are turn-based and built around combining allies' skills, with roguelike elements that change each attempt. Japanese text and voice are included, and progress does not carry into the release version.

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