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On May 7, 2025, the Weibo page for Love and Deepspace confirmed Infold and Good Smile Company would team up for Nendoroid figures based on the cast, and now reports and official images are coming in sharing that Xavier is the first one. So far, the only store that ships worldwide that is selling it is Aitai Kuji, as even the Japanese branch of the Good Smile Company store isn’t selling him as of 12pm ET on May 12, 2025. He will apparently cost ¥7,500 (~$51) and release in October 2025 in Japan. [Thanks, Kamisatoya and Audrey Lamsam!]

Xavier is one of the three love interests that first debuted in the Love and Deepspace otome game at launch. (Sylus and Caleb appeared months later.) He’s a Deepspace Hunter who works alongside the heroine. He’s known for using the power of light to attack enemies, thanks to his Evol, and uses a sword in combat. 

The Nendoroid of Xavier will acknowledge details about him from Love and Deepspace. Given he’s always nodding off, there will be one face plate showing him asleep that can be used with an optional eyemask accessory. Another faceplate features him smiling, while a third shows him in the midst of a fight with two cuts on his face. He’ll come with a sword that he can equip. Also, in a nod to the exclusive plush you can get with him when you head to the Claw Machine in-game, a Bunbun white rabbit accessory will be included for him to hold.

Here are all the initial images from Good Smile Company and Infold that appeared online so far.

It is unknown which character could appear next, as the Weibo announcement image did show all five silhouettes. The first teaser image, which you can see below, featured silhouettes of Xavier, Zayne, Rafayel, Sylus, and Caleb from left to right. So if the companies go in order and start with the first three bachelors that appeared in the game, we could see Zayne or Rafayel next. 

The Xavier Love and Deepspace Nendoroid will apparently launch in October 2025 in Asia, with other figures planned after. The game is available on mobile devices.

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To celebrate the birthday of Sylus, one of the five love interests in the otome game Love and Deepspace, Infold Games and the Shanghai Natural History Museum teamed up for a special video starring the character and wildlife. This is in reference to the “date” plans the player character makes with him as part of his in-game birthday events leading up to the big day on April 18, 2025.

The Love and Deepspace Shanghai Natural History Museum is an educational one. It looks at different types of animals while a chibi version of Sylus appears alongside and offers informative “commentary” on the creatures. Eagles, lions, duikers, and capybaras are all discussed. The video “ends” with a message from the museum about animals and conservation efforts.

Here’s the “Sylus's Birthday Educational Collaboration” trailer:

As a note, there are no in-game rewards tied to this Love and Deepspace Shanghai Natural History Museum collaboration, but we did get in-game rewards as part of the Sylus birthday event. His “underlings” Luke and Kieran sent everyone 10 free pulls on the new limited gacha with a five-star Lunar Memory for the character. You can also earn an additional 10 pulls and a three-star Lunar Memory by playing his event minigames, going through its story, and decorating a cake for him. When you on April 18, 2025, you'll be immediately greeted by a "call" from Sylus and text message discussing your birthday date plans together.

Love and Deepspace is available for mobile devices, and the Sylus birthday event is live until April 20, 2025.

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Infold Games kicked off the second character birthday event in Love and Deepspace for 2025, as the Sylus five-star Lunar Memory banner and “Where Hearts Live” event are available until April 20, 2025. As part of this, it’s also possible to claim 10 free pulls on the limited gacha and earn a three-star Lunar Memory from the event. He will also “call” you on his birthday. 

The Sylus birthday event in Love and Deepspace isn’t all that different from the Rafayel one held in the otome game in March 2025. There is a new story tied to it and an ingredient-gathering minigame involving moving Mephisto the crow back and forth at the bottom of a stage to collect parts to create a cake. The cake you make will then be used in the limited storyline and acquired for Sylus’ “room.” You also earn points for an event shop that includes banner pull tickets, the three-star Memory, a pose for him, an outfit for him, a title, and an array of booster items. 

Here’s the trailer for the event, which highlights the minigame, the photo pose reward, and the five-star Lunar Memory.

To get the free pulls, you don’t need to do anything but to the game. If you check your inbox, you’ll find 10 pulls as a “gift” from Sylus’ underlings Luke and Kieran. If you don't use these before the event period ends, they will turn into tickets for the standard banner.

The birthday events in the game tend to follow this sort of pattern. Typically, there’s a Lunar Memory to earn, a cake to make, and a story. A banner also accompanies it. So for Rafayel’s 2025 “Until Twilight” one, the new Memory was called Boundless Seas. We could also pull for his older Memory from last year called Unforgettable Adventure.

Love and Deepspace is available for mobile devices, and the Sylus birthday event runs until April 20, 2025. 

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Now that Caleb returned in the otome mobile game Love and Deepspace, Infold Games announced his Myth Memories units and an event to go with them. The event is Fallen Cosmos, and it starts on March 28, 2025. We can attempt to pull on the gacha to get the new Solar Memory Pair until April 11, 2025. The free event with a four-star Solar Memory Pair is called Gravity Calls. 

How these work is that Memory Pairs in Love and Deepspace give you enhanced bonuses if the two are both owned, equipped, and enhanced. This time, the two five-star Memories are called Caleb: Loneroad Unreturned and Caleb: Loneroad Together. Both have stories tied to them that involve another “life” that the player character and Caleb lived together ahead of the main story in the game. It is possible to “guarantee” you get at least one of both, but that will mean needing to pull 150 times on the banner. Getting both also unlocks Caleb: Ultimate Weapon X-02 as a playable character in-battle.

Here is how those Love and Deepspace Caleb Myth five-star Solar units and the playable character look:

And here’s the trailer tied to them:

As for the free event and cards, that also runs between March 28, 2025 and April 11, 2025. We can earn the four-star Solar Memory Pair Caleb: Farewell Dreamscape and Caleb: Farewell Intimacy based on his Myth. It is also possible to get a three-star Lunar Memory called Caleb: The Termination, 10 free pulls for the new banner, 500 Diamonds, a Floating Lull Duo Photo Pose to use with Caleb, the Paradise Founder A-01 Title, the Winged Voyage Chat Bubble, the “Rebirth in Destruction” BGM song used in the event, and stickers to use in your photos. 

Here is how the four-star Solar Love and Deepspace Caleb Myth Memories look:

While Caleb debuted when the game launched as part of the story, he wasn't added as a love interest in the otome game until 3.0.

The otome game Love and Deepspace is available for mobile devices. The Caleb Myth Fallen Cosmos banner and Gravity Falls event start on March 28, 2025.

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Infold changed the way Love and Deepspace players interact with our love interests, turning the typically 2D anime-style otome genre into a 3D free-to-play mobile game. It was an instant hint when it launched in January 2024, but that didn’t stop players from questioning why the portable dating sim contained a period tracker. Now in an interview with 4Gamer, the developers explained why the feature ended up added. [Thanks, 4Gamer!]

Producer Reese and lead writer Nomi explained why the team decided to offer its players the ability to track their periods. As translated by Siliconera, Reese explained, “Firstly, we have many female s, and many of the people on our team are women. For most women, menstruation is part of their daily lives. We thought about how nice it would be if our partners took extra care of us during this time."

The team also explained how they wanted the feature to be completely optional, and didn’t want players to feel pressured into inputting their menstrual data into the game. This is why there are no rewards for doing so, outside of your "husband" of choice writing you an extra cute note to help you get through the day, and offering his loving .

This is one of multiple major updates to appear in Love and Deepspace in 2025. Caleb ended up added as a new love interest, bringing the total number up to five. A Rafayel birthday event appeared earlier in March 2025, and there's currently a Zayne banner running.

Love and Deepspace is available for free on Android and iOS.

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Infold Games released the Love and Deepspace update that covers Valentine’s Day 2025, and it makes the five love interest characters into villains in a Savage Overture event storyline with Tomorrow’s Catch-22 Memory banner tied to it. The event and banner both run until February 27, 2025. Special messages and rewards show up over Valentine’s Day proper as well.

Both Savage Overture and the Tomorrow’s Catch-22 Memory banner in Love and Deepspace involve an alternate universe. In it, the player’s avatar is still an investigator trying to keep Linkon safe. However, a devastating event in that timeline left the city hit by radiation. This affects certain people and turns them into Praedators that behave recklessly and dangerously. Naturally, Caleb, Rafayel, Sylus, Xavier, and Zayne are now known, notable, and dangerous Praedators in this timeline. Players will need to work with them on an investigation, which involves a storyline that gradually unlocks, opportunities to meet with these versions, and a rather simple platforming game. 

As for the banner, it involves five Lunar Memories. Each one has a brief story tied to it that you can watch if you unlock it. Here are the five new ones for the Love and Deepspace characters:

• Caleb: Tainted Cuts (Violet Stellarium)
• Rafayel: Extreme Dose (Ruby Stellarium)
• Sylus: Innocent Birdcage (Violet Stellarium)
• Xavier: Deluded Fiction (Pearl Stellarium)
• Zayne: Immediate Disorder (Amber Stellarium)

Here’s the trailer for the banner:

As for the other Love and Deepspace Valentine’s Day 2025 update rewards and gifts, there are a few to look forward to. There will Lanternet messages between February 12-14, 2025, and that’s also when a Sticker and 200 Diamonds will be sent to everyone’s mailbox. There is a general Lanternet Gift available as part of an eight day event that involves Chocolates, Energy, and Diamonds. 

Love and Deepspace is available on mobile devices, and the Savage Overture event and Tomorrow’s Catch-22 Memory banner run until February 27, 2025.

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So the 3.0 Love and Deepspace update is live, and one of the things calling attention to it is the fact that there’s a period tracker feature in it now. I mean, I think Caleb returning as a fifth romance option in the dating sim is a bigger deal, but I get it. Adding a practical application to a game, especially one as unexpected as a period tracker, is going to call attention to it from people who normally wouldn’t care. I tested it out, now that it’s live, and it’s honestly more basic and boring than I expected. It's also quite silly! But that's something I anticipated, given the nature of the experience and function.

So up until recently, I used a few apps actually designed to function as a period tracker. The main thing you want and hope for is it to start to estimate the length of your cycle and alert you to when your time of the month is coming up. The one I used most also allowed me to track symptoms and offer additional alerts. 

After needing to delete some photos and temporarily uninstall some apps to actually get the 3.0 update for Love and Deepspace, I loaded it up to find Rafayel on my homescreen. Since he’s honestly one of the more humorous love interests in the dating sim, I felt it was a perfect opportunity. If anyone would make a potentially weird experience a bit better, maybe it’d be him? 

Okay. It didn’t. The clingiest of the now five love interests started off the Love and Deepspace period tracker set up process by saying, “I everything about you. Of course that includes your period.” It absolutely made me cringe. Especially since he went on to compare it to the moon waxing and waning. I really regretted not waiting to do this until Zayne showed up in the hub area, as he’d hopefully be a little more professional considering he’s a doctor.

That out of the way, the initial setup phase is fairly easy. Rather than asking for extensive history, the Love and Deepspace period tracker function starts by asking when the player had their last period. Since I might actually want to use this, I entered accurate information instead of trying to do the math to make Rafayel potentially notify me tomorrow. It then asks about how many days go between each of the ’s periods. Things close out by asking about how long it lasts, on average. Once the information was in, Rafayel and I didn’t talk any more about it. 

After that, you’re presented with a calendar with the most basic possible information. It will show when your most recent one happened with dark red hearts, and predicted ones on future months with light red ones. I’m not a fan of this, because UI means you can barely see the faint red hearts indicating predicted periods on the calendar. There is an option to delete periods, if you’d like. However, you can’t list any symptoms you’re experiencing. 

One weird thing is that the guys don’t apparently “share” the period tracker information you offer them in Love and Deepspace. When Sylus showed up on my homescreen when I opened the dating sim to get more screenshots and double-check information, he acted as though this was entirely new information. (His response to tracking my periods was also less creepy than Rafayel’s, oddly enough!) The game won’t your information when telling that love interest to also keep track of your time of the month, so make sure you have it on-hand.

I will it, I did find Sylus’ commentary on the data a lot more entertaining than Rafayel’s, so in a way I appreciated the fact that I could go through the period tracker setup process with each guy in Love and Deepspace. For example, when asking how long it lasts, Sylus asks, “How long do you usually have your period for? It feels like an interrogation? But you seem okay with this!” Zayne handles it very professionally, as expected, with the doctor noting it can be a useful way to even notice any possible problems. If you’re doing this seriously, I’d even suggest using him as your designated period tracker character.

If you set things up in such a way that it shows your period is happening “now,” things do change slightly. A “Caring Message” button will appear. This allows you to engage in brief conversations with the guy about your period. During my tests, I set Sylus as the character who thought mine was happening now. Two conversation options come up, with one asking for comfort and the other involving him making a supply run.

So really, the Love and Deepspace period tracker function is no big deal. The character responses can be a bit silly, either in the humorous or just weird sense. It also isn’t as in-depth as you might want or need, and the UI could be better. But if you really want your virtual boyfriend to know it all, it works and will offer a general prediction of when to expect your next period. It's far from the most interesting feature in Love and Deepspace, and it won't offer as much data or help as apps dedicated to that function, but it's fine and seems like it would do its job.

Love and Deepspace is available on mobile devices.

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The new 3.0 Love and Deepspace update is live, and the otome game now features Caleb as a new romance option. This brings the number of love interests up to five, as he s Xavier, Rafayel, Zayne, and Sylus. There is also a special theme song by Wu Bixia for the update, a giveaway for it reaching 50 million s worldwide, and new events. 

Caleb is a character who appeared in the main Love and Deepspace storyline before showing up as a romance option, as he is the player’s childhood friend who grew up alongside her. Her grandmother basically adopted and raised both of him. However, events in the story led to him disappearing until his return now. There will be a free Caleb: Endless Summer five-star Memory for him doled out, as well as two four-star ones called Caleb: Borrowed Promise and Caleb: Verified Rumor. The one paid currency banner features his Caleb: Painful Signal limited five-star. He’ll also be the focus of the new story chapters 11 and 12.

Here’s the Caleb: Painful Signal Memory trailer.

A number of other giveaways are tied to new events for Chinese New Year and the anniversary milestones. Everyone gets an Awakening Heart: SR 1, 10 Empyrean Wishes for the gacha, 500 Bottle of Wishes Rs, 500 Stamina, and 5,000 Chocolates for the game ing 50 million s. The Festival Blessing: Candles Burn Bright, Springs in Delight event is running, complete with new outfits and blessings. The free four-star memories for other characters are Xavier: Twofold Heartbeat, Rafayel: Love’s Silhouette, Zayne: Cherished Longing, Sylus: Ordinary Traces, and Caleb: Intertwined Gold. We get free Night Flair, Smart Grace, and Spring’s Bounty outfits for our avatars. Abyssal Chaos updated. Plus, there are 10 Reward Program pulls, 20 Linkon Rewards Giveaway Pulls, and free Diamonds currency.

Finally, here’s the 3.0 Love and Deepspace “Cosmic Encounter” song by Wu Bixia.

The reappearance of Caleb isn’t the only notable part of the latest Love and Deepspace update. There is now a Period Tracker in the game as of 3.0.

Love and Deepspace is available on mobile devices, and the 3.0 update can be ed now.

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As part of the version 3.0 Love and Deepspace update, Papergames and Infold will add a period tracker, of all things, to the game. Caleb will also appear as a new romance option.

The period tracker in Love and Deepspace is part of the new “Remind Me” feature. You can use this to keep track of important events and dates, as well as daily chores, in your real life. During the “When Home Calls” livestream for Version 3.0, we could see an example of how Remind Me works. The boys actually comment on whatever they’re reminding you of. That means that, yes, they do bring up the fact they’re keeping track of your period for you. Whether they find it weird or not depends on the character you have on your home screen. Whether you find it weird or romantic depends on your personality.

Caleb will also appear as a new romance option after Version 3.0. Like the other men in the game, you'll be able to pull for his card and access "With Him" features. Players will receive his 5-star and 4-star memories for free by completing Special Investigation missions or the 10-day event.

Love and Deepspace is the first 3D otome game that uses a free-to-play gacha-monetized gameplay pattern. Aside from the dating and romance aspect, there’s also an action portion in which you fight against monsters. As of October 2024, it achieved over 14 million s and generated over $196 million in revenue. It’s also incredibly popular in countries like Japan.

Love and Deepspace is available on mobile devices, and version 3.0 will appear on January 22, 2025.

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