Storage in Once Human has always been a grind, but the new Storage Terminal finally makes it manageable. This single facility lets you access all your chests from one menu, saving time and sanity while making base life far smoother.
Starry Studio’s Once Human just opened Early Access for its new scenario Deviation: Survive, Capture, Preserve, and on October 30 the game will host a crossover with Palworld. Players will be able to capture, fuse, and even transform into Pals on a special event island, with confirmed creatures like Cattiva, Chillet, and Chillet Ignis free to unlock. But with Nintendo already suing Pocketpair and holding new monster-battle patents, this bold crossover could either be a smart publicity win or a legal gamble that backfires.
Lunar Revelry arrives in Once Human on September 24th, bringing back the Blood Moon with longer nights, stronger Deviants, and the new Lord of Moonlight boss fight. Players can take part in Omen of Affliction sector battles, Lunatic Medley events, and unlock both returning and brand-new Morphed Deviations. With new weapons, mods, and Cradle adjustments, this cycle could be the biggest test of the Visional Wheel yet.
The Once Human dev team has confirmed a major shift for permanent servers. On September 10, 2025, there will be one final World merge. After that, permanent servers will no longer face forced merges. Instead, players will have the option to voluntarily migrate to the World they want.
Players in Once Human are running into a frustrating base placement problem. If you are gone too long or your server merges, your property can be packed up and impossible to redeploy. The system requires perfectly flat land, and if you cannot drop your property you are locked out of build mode entirely. Right now the best workaround is to build small and simple, such as a compact 3x3 layout, to reduce the risk of losing placement. Until Starry Studios and NetEase address this flaw, players will need to adapt their building style to avoid being stuck.
Stellar Resonance is Once Human’s next event, running from August 28 to September 25. It introduces Gravity Integrators, a regional Global Research system, and some long-overdue quality-of-life fixes. On its own it feels like filler content, but with the right changes it could evolve into the base defense loop the game has been missing.
Once Human isn’t just surviving, it’s thriving. With strong PC retention, a full mobile rollout, major updates like Version 2.0, and console support on the way, the game has defied the typical live-service decline. The real test now is whether it can stay grounded in its survival MMO roots while expanding across platforms.
The Gardener class in Once Human lets you grow biomechanical plants that can fight, gather, and travel with you. By grafting crops with Deviant parts, you can create some seriously wild hybrids with unique effects.
The Beastmaster class in Once Human turns animals into true allies, not just walking loot bags. Choose a loyal companion, train it, evolve it, and take it into battle or out into the wild to gather, fight, and explore by your side.
The Chef class in Once Human Version 2.0 trades cookie-cutter builds for culinary creativity. With tools like the Campfire Stove and Gourmet Atlas, players can experiment with ingredients to craft powerful, one-of-a-kind dishes.
Once Human is turning one year old, and Starry Studio is celebrating with massive giveaways, new events, and the launch of the Endless Dream scenario. Players can expect over 20,000 free Starchrom, limited cosmetics, and the arrival of a brand-new class system. Now is the perfect time to jump in or come back.You do
Upgrading to six-star weapons in Once Human used to feel impossible. This guide breaks down the math, the strategy, and the systems that now make it achievable. Even for new players.
his weapon is for players who want the battlefield to turn into absolute chaos, with bullets bouncing off walls, enemies, and anything else unlucky enough to be nearby.