An artwork exhibit celebrating the twentieth anniversary of the .hack sequence has opened in Japan. The .hack//twentieth Anniversary Exhibit is accessible on the seventh flooring of Yurakucho Marui mall in Tokyo, Japan, till August 28, 2022.

The exhibit shows artworks that includes characters from the .hack sport and anime sequence. Folks can enter the venue by paying an entry payment of 1,100 yen, and they’re going to obtain a small illustration paper. Nonetheless, the exhibit won’t be accessible on August 17, 2022, as a result of the constructing as a complete will shut on that day.

The venue additionally has a retailer promoting merchandise associated to the franchise. For each 2,000 yen spent within the retailer, prospects will obtain a further greeting card at no cost.

The artwork exhibit is likely one of the celebrations Bandai Namco made to mark the .hack sequence’ twentieth anniversary. The corporate beforehand labored with Famitsu to launch bodily editions of the .hack twentieth Anniversary E book in July 2022.

The .hack sequence contains anime, video games, and novels that depict a fictional MMORPG titled The World and the folks associated to the sport, reminiscent of gamers and employees members. The releases of the .hack//Signal anime and the PS2 sport .hack//An infection in 2002 marked the sequence’ debut. Up to now, the newest sport launched is .hack//G.U. Final Recode. The remastered compilation of the PS2 .hack//G.U. titles—with a further brand-new story chapter—is accessible on PlayStation 4, PC, and Nintendo Swap.