The interview confirms that Penacony would be the next world players will visit, a world rumored to be themed around 19th century France and worshipping the Harmony Aeon, Xipe. RELATED: Honkai: Star Rail Leak Teases Next In-Game WorldĪn interview from Honkai: Star Rail's development team with Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu has revealed several details about the game's future content. Now, a new interview has hinted at the next world players will visit, teasing future party members to come. Each world is also said to have one of Honkai: Star Rail's Aeons as their primary deity, representing the game's different Paths. Silver Wolf's dialogue refers to her as hailing from the cyberpunk-themed world of Punklorde, while in-game dialogue has referenced worlds like Penacony and Salsotto among others. While Honkai: Star Rail only currently features two worlds, several other future locations have been teased within in-game dialogue and lore. Now, fans of the RPG are getting the first idea of where the adventure will take them next.
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The game launched with two full worlds in Jarilo-IV and the Xianzhou Luofu, as well as the sprawling Herta Space Station filled with enemies, treasure, and missions to discover. The launch of the massively popular sci-fi RPG from HoYoverse brought with it multiple worlds for players to explore with its debut. HoYoverse, the developer behind Honkai: Star Rail, has a busy year ahead with major updates for its popular games, including the launch of Genshin Impact's fifth major region and the second part of Honkai Impact 3rd's story.Ī recent interview from Honkai: Star Rail staff has revealed both the next world the Astral Express will travel to, along with teasing future characters.The game's future content could feature more crossovers with Honkai Impact 3rd, with hints that characters like Yae Sakura and Raiden Mei may appear in future updates.The interview reveals that the next world players will visit in Honkai: Star Rail is called Penacony, rumored to be themed around 19th century France.
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