Arknights: Endfield Launches Worldwide on January 22, 2026
New trailer debuts original song by OneRepublic
GRYPHLINE has officially confirmed that Arknights: Endfield, the highly anticipated 3D strategy RPG set in the Arknights universe, will launch worldwide on January 22, 2026 for PlayStation 5, PC, and mobile. The announcement was revealed during The Game Awards, together with a high-energy trailer featuring “Give Me Something”, an original track created and performed by OneRepublic exclusively for this release.
A stylish new trailer powered by OneRepublic’s original music
The new trailer blends live OneRepublic performance footage with cinematic sequences from the game, showcasing the grand scale, identity, and atmosphere of Talos-II. With stylized visual effects and music-video pacing, it delivers a strong preview of the tone players can expect when the game launches.
This milestone arrives as the game surpasses 30 million pre-registrations, highlighting its explosive global momentum.
Beta Test II opens with the most complete content yet
Ahead of launch, GRYPHLINE is inviting players to join Beta Test II, which introduces the most refined version of Arknights: Endfield to date. This test includes:
- A newly crafted storyline
- Additional cutscenes and improved animations
- Expanded real-time combat system
- A brand-new explorable region
The developers emphasized that major improvements were made based on community feedback throughout the year.
Gameplay: Real-time strategy, fast-paced combat, and base building
Set within the expansive Arknights universe, Endfield takes players to the frontier of Talos-II with a mix of exploration, real-time combat, and strategic team management. Key features include:
- Control up to four Operators in real-time battles
- Combine skills and elemental abilities
- Explore new zones with environmental hazards
- Build and expand your base
- Experience an original standalone storyline
The game has appeared at multiple major events throughout 2025 — including Anime Expo, Japan Expo, Gamescom, and Apple’s recent showcase — drawing attention from RPG and Arknights fans worldwide.
Free-to-play at launch
When it releases on January 22, 2026, Arknights: Endfield will be free-to-play with optional in-game purchases. More information is available on its official website and GRYPHLINE’s channels.
About GRYPHLINE
GRYPHLINE is HYPERGRYPH’s global game distribution brand, headquartered in Singapore with branches in numerous countries and regions. The company’s mission is to deliver unique, high-quality gaming experiences to players worldwide. As a trusted global distribution partner for HYPERGRYPH, the company is responsible for launching games such as Arknights: Endfield , Ex Astris , and POPUCOM.
In addition, GRYPHLINE is expanding into other areas of global distribution by launching the player community SKPORT , as well as engaging in investments and intellectual property licensing to further its international presence. More information can be found at www.gryphline.com.
About OneRepublic
OneRepublic, the GRAMMY®-nominated band, consists of Ryan Tedder (singer/songwriter and lead vocalist), Zach Filkins and Drew Brown (guitar), Brian Willett (keyboards), Brent Kutzle (bass and cello), and Eddie Fisher (drums).
Since their debut, the band has accumulated over 5 billion streams on Spotify. Their 2007 debut album, Dreaming Out Loud, featured the hit song “Apologize,” which sold over 20 million copies , breaking digital and airplay sales records worldwide and earning them a GRAMMY® nomination.
Their second album , Waking Up (2009), featured hit songs like “All the Right Moves”, “Secrets”, and “Good Life”. In 2013, the band released the platinum-selling album Native , which included the number one hit “Counting Stars” and has sold over 41 million copies.
The band released the albums Oh My My in 2016 and Human in 2021. In 2022, they released the hit song “I Ain’t Worried” from the movie Top Gun: Maverick , which has over 3 billion streams .
In 2024, the band collaborated with David Guetta, releasing the single “I Don’t Wanna Wait,” as well as composing songs for the anime Kaiju No.8 , namely “Nobody (from Kaiju No.8)” and “Invincible (from Kaiju No.8)”.
Following that, the band released their sixth album, Artificial Paradise , and a deluxe version, including the songs “Hurt”, “Sink or Swim”, a collaboration with Jelly Roll, and a remix of “Starlight (The Fame)” with The Supermen Lovers. Most recently, the band released “Beautiful Colors (from Kaiju No.8)” as the ending theme for the anime’s second season.
