Arknights: Endfield launches new core version "Kouenkou" on July 16
Key takeaways
- New core version "Kouenkou" launches on July 16, 2026.
- Two new maps: "Ouryoukan" and "Wuling Northern Blocking Zone."
- New ★6 operators, "Okugi" and "Lino," introduced in special scouts.
- Half-anniversary "Bond Festival" includes various in-game campaigns.
Arknights: Endfield will release its new core version "Kouenkou" on July 16, 2026. This update was announced during a special preview program by GRYPHLINE on July 10, where they revealed details for the upcoming Wuling final battle arc. To celebrate the half-anniversary, a "Bond Festival" will take place alongside various feature improvements and campaigns.
The "Kouenkou" version introduces two new maps: "Ouryoukan" and "Wuling Northern Blocking Zone," marking one of the largest updates related to maps in the game's history. Additionally, a new ★6 operator, "Okugi," the captain of the Ouryou Special Forces, will be added along with a new main storyline.
Special scouting events will feature boosts for the new operators, Okugi and Lino. Players can participate in the special scouts "Rinyuan North" and "Sparkling Stars" where the drop rates for these characters will be increased. A 7-day stamp rally will also reward players who log in during this period with special scouting tickets.
New content will continue to roll out, with the main storyline opening the Wuling final battle arc. Players will face new challenges, including the formidable enemy, Captain Aleikreus. The update also includes new weapons and arts units, alongside the implementation of a main quest advance release function, allowing players to unlock related main quests early while maintaining the balance of gameplay.
Why it matters
With the introduction of new operators and a seasonal permanent event "War Echoes," players can look forward to ongoing updates that enhance the gameplay experience. As the game continues to evolve, the addition of new features and content promises to keep Arknights: Endfield engaging for both new and returning players.
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