CITY INTELThe desk separates confirmed platform and business-model statements from the still-unannounced release schedule.
Old trailers and demonstrations remain useful observations, but they are not launch promises.
Every row carries a confidence label so an old trailer detail is not mistaken for a launch promise.
Release date
Not announcedWAITBusiness model
Free-to-playCONFIRMEDCharacter gacha
Not plannedDEV INTERVIEWMonetization focus
Skins / customizationDEV INTERVIEWCurrent world
One developing cityDEV INTERVIEWPlatforms
PC · PS5 · iOS · AndroidCONFIRMEDUrban open-world concept introduced.
New identity and official campaign.
Cleared for release in China. A licence is not a launch date.
City life, combat, vehicles and roles detailed.
Media sessions exposed role-specific activities.
No firm release date; systems remain subject to change.
Direct answers, with the evidence level stated rather than implied.
Platforms and the free-to-play model are confirmed; the schedule is not. Keeping those two apart is the whole point of this dispatch, because most wrong release-date claims come from treating the first as evidence for the second.
They remain useful observations but are not launch promises. A trailer records what a build could do at the time it was captured — treat it as dated evidence, and re-check any claim resting on it whenever a newer official build appears.