NetEase's popular multiplayer survival game Once Human has unveiled its Version 2.0.1 update, bringing a host of new features and improvements to players worldwide. Scheduled for release on July 16, this update follows the major Annual Version 2.0: Dreamveil expansion that launched earlier this month.

The Chinese-developed title made waves when it debuted in July 2024, attracting over 230,000 Steam players in its first week. While initial excitement has stabilized, the game maintains a dedicated community thanks to regular content updates that introduce fresh narrative elements and gameplay refinements.

The most significant change in Version 2.0.1 is the introduction of multi-mode support. Players can now seamlessly switch between the core survival experience and the new PvP-focused RaidZone mode directly from the login screen. Both modes share account progression, including character limits, cosmetic items, and Battle Pass advancement.

Photography enthusiasts will appreciate the new fill-light function in the game's photo mode, allowing for better character illumination with customizable light placement. The update also expands the Wish Machine prize pool with limited-time rewards available until August 6, featuring a legendary gear set and two weapon blueprints.

Vehicle enthusiasts will be pleased to learn that motorcycles now support two players simultaneously, with separate rider and passenger positions. The update also brings quality-of-life improvements like fence placement on foundations and ceilings, plus the ability to view other players' classes in the Player Info interface.

Key Updates in Version 2.0.1

• Separate game modes for Once Human and Once Human: RaidZone with distinct rulesets
• Endless Dream scenario now available for Custom Servers
• New server overload notification system
• Limited-time Wish Machine rewards including legendary items
• Lightforge Loot Crate returns with three exclusive options
• Early optimization for RaidZone mode

For players interested in the complete list of changes, the full patch notes are available on the official Once Human website. The update demonstrates NetEase's continued commitment to expanding and refining this unique post-apocalyptic survival experience.