Get ready for three gacha livestreams on May 22 and May 23 for Honkai: Star Rail, NTE, and Endfield

With the daunting number of gacha games available on the market, it's no surprise that we eventually see several releases and livestreams at the same time.

This is the case for this week of May 2026, where we will get three livestreams on May 22 and May 23. Here's a quick look:

• Honkai: Star Rail 4.3: May 22, at 11:30 AM (UTC+0) or 07:00 AM ET (UTC-4)
• Arknights: Endfield 1.3: May 22, at 04:00 PM (UTC+0) or 12:00 PM ET (UTC-4)
• NTE 1.1: May 23, at 11:30 AM (UTC+0) or 07:00 AM ET (UTC-4)

Get ready for two days of new information if you're following all three games closely

The first livestream is for Honkai Star Rail's 4.3 update. We'll continue the new story in Planarcadia, and welcome the release of Blade SP, Blade Mortenax. Recently, we also got a teaser for the next character, Himeko Nova.

Next, we'll have Endfield 1.3. Officially, it's called Sketches of Lost Heirlooms. I hope to see larger explorable areas and more things to do. I really miss playing Endfield, but there's so little to hold my attention right now.

There's also a little controversy about the livestream time. Apparently, the global livestream is scheduled to start about four hours later than the regional releases. This is a little weird, as previous Endfield previews always air at around 11:30 AM UTC, which is the same as the other games.

The regional livestreams will air at the same time, though, so if you speak the languages, you can hop into these regional previews to get your information ahead of everyone else. In the regional case, you can watch the show on May 22, at 11:30 AM (UTC+0). So at the same time as HSR 4.3 livestream.

Finally, we'll see what's next for Neverness to Everness, the newest and hottest gacha RPG on the market right now. Personally, I've only been playing NTE for around 15 minutes lately, since I finished most of the content. Hopefully, there will be more things to do soon.

HSR livestream always comes with redemption codes, so remember to redeem those. Meanwhile, Endfield typically sends the gift straight to your mail, so no redeeming is necessary. As for NTE, we don't know yet which route they will take, since this is their first version preview after the debut livestream.