Summons allow players to call on mighty beings to wreak havoc on those foolish enough to stand in their way. Alongside a mission to try them out, the open beta will have the same three missions from the closed beta. Progress from the latter will carry over, although you may want to revisit your gear and party composition before you dive in. The open beta’s also going to allow you to test out Lyria’s Primal Burst, a new addition with specific conditions and a devastating payoff that could let you gain an advantage against Beelzebub.

This one’s free for all players on PS4, PS5, PC, and Nintendo Switch 2, with pre-loading beginning on April 23rd. There’s even a new trailer, showcased below, to get you hyped up to join in on the fun and revisit a title that has been quite successful even without the upcoming expansion.

After giving us a look at Beatrix’s special brand of destructive melee combat, the upcoming expansion now turns our attention to Eustace, who prefers to keep his enemies at a distance with some incredibly cool ranged attacks that make good use of raw damage and AoE traps to keep his enemies guessing. He’s clearly going to be a valuable asset against Beelzebub and all of the new enemies that the game is bringing your way.

If you somehow missed this one, the upcoming expansion to the impressive fantasy RPG is bringing a whole lot of new additions to the table. There are two more new characters for it to show off ahead of its July 9, 2026, release alongside new game modes, bosses, a new Primal Burst mechanic, and an interesting option for those of you who prefer to play solo to test your limits.

That’s a lot of fun to be had in a game where the base version was already quite entertaining. The trailer below is going to be a lovely dose of copium for those of you who share our impatience for its release.

While Beelzebub and a host of new threats have risen to create problems for our favorite characters, they are joined by new characters with unique abilities to help them take on the serious threats they’re about to face.

The showcase puts Beatrix front and center, and she relishes the spotlight, displaying her ability to absolutely devastate enemy frontlines with her attacks while remaining charismatic with her fearless attitude throughout. She’s joined by Lyria, who brings her expertise with primal creatures to the table, unlocking summons that you get to control on the battlefield.

While cross-platform play is being added to the mix, solo players can dive into the Conflux, a new single-player mode that thrusts you into dangerous, randomized maps that are sure to push your skills to the limit. Survive, however, and you’ll be handsomely rewarded.

All in all, it’s looking like Endless Ragnarok is going to give Granblue fans a lot of reasons to return to the Zegagrande Skydom. Good luck trying to leave with all of the new activities on offer, when it launches on July 9th for PS4, PS5, PC, and Nintendo Switch 2.

Following the events of the base game, Gran/Djeeta and friends must now deal with “ragnalia” emerging in the Zegagrande Skydom along with the ever-annoying Beelzebub. Fortunately, they’ve got some backup with Beatrix, Eustace, Maglielle and Gallanza, and a new system allows for calling forth summons, which can be temporarily controlled (leading to a new Primal Burst attack).

Players can also look forward to new bosses, additional quest tiers, Master Traits for characters, and The Conflux, a solo activity with “unpredictable challenges” and “enigmatic powers.” Cross-play will also be enabled across all platforms.

Those who currently own the base game can purchase the Upgrade Kit to access Endless Ragnarok. There’s also the Downloadable Content Collection, which includes all previously released DLC.

A showcase for Endless Ragnarok will be hosted today at 6 PM PST, so stay tuned for more details. Check out our review for the base game, which went on to sell over 2 million copies, here.