Tree Of Savior: Neverland Adds Home Building And Outfit Design For Second Anniversary
The anniversary update pushes player-made content, homes, outfits, and Workshop blueprints, as the live-service title's main draw rather than combat or story, a bet that user creation keeps an MMO's population engaged after launch.
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Qookka Games launched the 2nd anniversary event for the MMORPG Tree of Savior: Neverland on October 8. The event's theme is home building: players place furniture and buildings in a home area and can post blueprints to the Workshop. New content includes Happy Tag, a hide-and-seek mode with Mouse and Cat roles, and Dream Weaving, a fashion DIY tool for designing outfits from patterns, colors, and textures. A player gathering and an anniversary-limited adventure server open on October 11.
Qookka Games marked the second anniversary of Tree of Savior: Neverland on October 8 with an event built around homes. Players place furniture and buildings in a home area, then can post finished blueprints to the Workshop so other players can copy the layout.
Two new modes arrive with it. Happy Tag is a hide-and-seek game where one side plays Mouse, transforming into furniture to hide, and the other plays Cat and hunts them. Dream Weaving is a fashion tool: players combine patterns, colors, and textures into original outfits, then share the designs with friends or post them to world chat.
A player gathering is set for October 11, the anniversary date, when an anniversary-limited adventure server opens. The game is available on PC, iOS, and Android.
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