Ananta Battle Pass Revealed With 120 Tiers and Two Paid Versions

Ananta is getting quite a bit of attention now that it has revealed its release date and is showing up at Gamescom. The following is not exactly official information and only comes from a leak, but it does reveal the first proper details about one of the systems that was probably inevitable for a free-to-play game like this: the Battle Pass.

So yes, Ananta will have a Battle Pass, but with 120 progression levels, each offering its own rewards as you work your way through it. The system will have its own quests, with completing them rewarding Battle Pass experience that gradually unlocks additional levels.

So far, nothing too surprising. Things get a little more interesting once you look at the premium versions.

Ananta Will Have Two Paid Battle Pass Versions

As mentioned, all of the following information comes from a leak from Rainy, so take it with a grain of salt. Anything could still change before release!

Ananta has a Battle Pass system, including 120 progression levels, its own quests, and separate rewards for leveling up.

> Completing quests earns Battle Pass experience and gradually unlocks new levels.

> Each level offers its own rewards, which can be earned as you progress… pic.twitter.com/OrZul4lnAS

— Ananta Update (@AnantaUpdate) August 27, 2026

The Battle Pass will have a free reward track, but you will also have two paid options to choose from.

The first version costs 68 RMB (so what is probably the in-game currency) and unlocks additional rewards on top of the Battle Pass, and it also provides some separate bonuses for purchasing it.

The second version costs 128 RMB and includes the bonuses from both paid versions. It will also immediately increase your Battle Pass progression by 20 levels. So, essentially, you are paying extra to skip the first 20 levels of the Battle Pass on top of getting the premium rewards.

The 120 levels themselves are progressed through Battle Pass quests, meaning you will need to keep playing and completing those activities to work your way through the entire track. There is no way to just auto-complete the entire thing.

The Battle Pass Is Not Necessarily Final Yet

Again, this is just a leak, not really official, even if you can technically trust the source, so the 120 levels, prices, and rewards are all subject to change before Ananta officially launches. That is particularly worth keeping in mind with the two prices currently listed at 68 RMB and 128 RMB, as there is still plenty of time for NetEase to adjust all of that. But, at least you get a small idea of how it will most likely work!

And considering how much information has started coming out around Gamescom, I would not be surprised if we hear quite a bit more about Ananta’s progression and monetization systems before launch!

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