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The dating system in Ananta lets players go on dates with party members as part of the game's social and city life features.

Ananta's combat system: hand-to-hand fighting inspired by Jackie Chan, environmental weapons, team switching, energy gauge ultimates, and enemy stamina breaks.

How Ananta makes money: cosmetics-only model with outfit gacha, vehicle skins, and housing furniture. No pay-to-win.

City life in Ananta: NPC routines, mini-games, social activities, dating, and the many things to do in Nova City beyond combat.

Nova City's vertical design in Ananta: accessible interiors, rooftop-to-street exploration, and the layered urban environment.

How characters are obtained in Ananta: no gacha. All characters are earned through story progression and open-world exploration.

The social media system in Ananta: an in-game mechanic where actions can go viral, NPCs have their own social feeds, and internet fame affects gameplay.

Multiplayer in Ananta: four-player co-op with friends, not an MMO. Multiplayer may not be available at launch.

Outfit and appearance customization in Ananta: headwear, eyewear, clothing, footwear, accessories, and in-game fashion brands.

Vehicles in Ananta: cars, motorcycles, bikes, boats, helicopters, planes, and public transportation across Nova City.

Ananta's identity/job system: each character has a unique profession with its own XP, progression, and gameplay loop.

Ananta's crime system: GTA-style wanted level that accumulates from illegal actions and ends with a trip to the police station.

Ananta's traversal system: parkour, wall-running, grappling, wingsuit, vehicles, and stamina-free exploration across Nova City.

The subway system in Ananta is part of Nova City's public transportation network alongside buses and taxis.