The next update for Goddess of Victory: NIKKE brings a few familiar names and settings into focus.
Level Infinite has confirmed that the long-anticipated crossover between Goddess of Victory: NIKKE and Stellar Blade will officially launch on 12 June across PC and mobile platforms. First revealed during a special livestream on 6 June, the collaboration will see the worlds of both sci-fi titles converge in a limited-time event packed with new story content, characters, and in-game rewards.
EVE and the Stellar Blade gang arrive in the world of NIKKE
In the livestream, Anis and Alec approached what appeared to be one of Stellar Blade’s campgrounds, complete with a vending machine, small chair, and record player. After a short exchange of dialogue, a trailer played featuring EVE, Raven, and Lily–all reimagined in the distinctive NIKKE art style. Even the story content in the crossover adopts this signature visual approach of NIKKE.
The Event introduces Stellar Blade’s three central characters, EVE, Raven, and Lily, as playable additions to the NIKKE roster. Players will follow their journey in a fresh story chapter titled “MEMORIES TELLER”, set in a mysterious underwater city. Alongside ROM, a transport robot, and the familiar Counters squad, players will be tasked with uncovering lost secrets tied to humanity’s artistic legacy.
The collaboration will also include:
- Exclusive crossover costumes for EVE, Raven, and NIKKE’s Scarlet.
- Different skins for will also be available, including the infamous “Skin suit.” Other skins for Raven are also available, including the Planet Diving Suit (6th) V2, and Midsummer Alice.
- New boss encounters and a limited-time mini-game. The new Collab Boss, called Providence is based off Lily’s Exosuit.
- Time-sensitive events offering special rewards.
Stellar Blade had just released their own NIKKE themed DLC in the beginning of June, which included costumes of at least five characters from the famous gacha game, alongside a new map area, quests, mini-game and boss fight. Both Stellar Blade and NIKKE are developed by South Korean developer ShiftUp.
