HoYoverse, the studio behind Genshin Impact and Zenless Zone Zero, has revealed a new cooperative adventure titled Nodusfall. A trailer released without advance notice offered the first look at the project. HoYoverse is also preparing the upcoming game Petit Planet. Nodusfall is described as a “multi-mythology” game. Its trailer shows a fantasy world inhabited by huge creatures with a legendary feel. Although little has been disclosed about the mechanics or characters, the scale of the beasts may bring Monster Hunter to mind for some viewers. Players will step into the role of a Weaver. The reporting does not yet explain a Weaver’s powers or precise place in the story, but players will be able to join allies in confronting the enormous creatures. That makes cooperative play a clear part of the game’s early premise. The official press release says combat is built around “close coordination and sharp tactics.” Success against the large enemies may therefore depend on players coordinating closely and approaching encounters as a group, rather than treating them as solo battles. The announcement arrives while HoYoverse is continuing work across several projects, including Petit Planet, alongside its existing games. Nodusfall’s trailer puts a mythological fantasy setting at the centre of its first impression, rather than the anime-like look often associated with some of the company’s titles. With Gamescom continuing in Cologne, more information about Nodusfall may emerge in the coming days. For now, the confirmed details are limited to its multi-mythology world, the Weaver role and its cooperative combat; further information on mechanics and characters has not been announced. Platform details remain unconfirmed, leaving players waiting to learn how they could access the game. That question matters to people in Soomaaliya and the Somali diaspora who follow HoYoverse games, because the next announcements should clarify whether and where they can join Nodusfall’s cooperative hunts.