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ANANTA is primarily a single-player game. A four-player co-op mode is planned where players each pick a character and complete missions together. It is not an MMO.
What is Confirmed
Co-op for up to four players
Each player selects a character from the roster
Focus on missions and tasks together, not PvP
What is Not Confirmed
Whether co-op will be available at launch (developers have said it is still in development)
Cross-play between PC, console, and mobile
Free-roam co-op vs. mission-based co-op only
Co-op Structure
Producer Ash Qi has framed ANANTA as a single-player-first experience with optional co-op layered on top. Confirmed details from interviews and the TGS 2025 demo:
Up to four players in one session.
Each player chooses one of the agents from their roster.
The host's story progress determines the active mission.
Co-op is opt-in; the full campaign is playable solo.
What Is Not An MMO
Ananta is not a massively multiplayer online game. There is no shared persistent world with strangers, no global chat layer on top of exploration, and no open-world auto-matchmaking. Players join sessions by invite or activity prompt.
PvP
No competitive PvP mode has been confirmed in any official material to date. The combat system and the Crime System are built around PvE Chaos encounters and civilian-law interactions, not player versus player ranking.
What Is Not Yet Confirmed
Cross-play between PC, PlayStation 5, and mobile.
Cross-progression with a single account across platforms.
Dedicated co-op-only missions that are unavailable to solo players.
Persistent multiplayer hubs or social spaces.
These items have appeared in fan speculation but have not been confirmed by Naked Rain or NetEase. Treat as open until an official update lands.