The evidence says yes: a completion review chapters a section "Difficulty & NG+". Nobody has published what carries over or how it starts, and the second source is pre-launch.
Yes as far as the published evidence goes — a 100% completion review chapters a section "Difficulty & NG+" at 03:20 — but nobody has published what carries over, how it is started, or whether difficulty scales.
Where this is being asked · By players deciding whether to hold a save, spend Amber freely, or push for collectibles before the ending. It is a planning question, which is why an unqualified yes or no is worse than a graded one.
Evidence
The answer, broken into claims
A grade describes sourcing, not truth. Inferred means we concluded it and the reasoning is shown; unverified means someone asserted it and nobody stands behind it.
UnverifiedThe game has a new game plus.
Mortismal’s 100% review chapters a section "Difficulty & NG+" at 03:20. A chapter title from a creator who finished the game, which is why this is graded on who said it rather than on a quote.
InferredNothing establishes what carries over or how it starts.
No source addresses it and neither established wiki has a page on it. This is absence of evidence, recorded as such rather than as a denial.
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What the evidence actually is
Mortismal’s 100% review — a channel whose format is completing a game before reviewing it — carries a chapter titled "Difficulty & NG+" at 03:20. That chapter title is the evidence. It is the creator’s own typing rather than a machine transcription, which makes the term itself reliable, and we hold no transcript of the video, so we are citing the chapter marker rather than quoting what is said inside it. Its upload date was never captured, so the date in the citation below is the day we read it; the chapter title is doing all the work here and the date is doing none.
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The second source is pre-launch and does not count for much
A second video reporting on new game plus predates the release, so it describes a build that did not ship. Under this file’s sourcing rule that makes it a lead rather than evidence about the current game — a feature named before launch can be cut, renamed or gated differently by release day. It is listed for completeness and flagged, not counted as corroboration.
§03
What nobody has published
Everything you would actually want to know. No source states what carries into a new run — levels, Amber, skill points, weapon upgrade tiers, spirit stones, collectible progress — or how new game plus is started, or whether enemies scale. Neither established wiki has a page on it. Until someone publishes that, treat the existence of the mode as likely and its contents as unknown.
Expiry condition
What would have to change for this answer to be wrong
An answer about a live-service game without this is an answer with a hidden expiry date.
Someone publishes the carry-over list, or the developer documents the mode. The existence claim would also move if a completion player states plainly that there is no NG+ — right now one chapter title is doing the work.
Citations
Every source, with its date
A complaint posted before 30 July 2026 describes the playtest, not the game you bought, and a source whose publication date nobody captured cannot show that it postdates launch either. Both are flagged rather than quietly mixed in.
That a creator who completes games before reviewing them published a chapter titled "Difficulty & NG+" at 03:20. The upload date was not captured, so this date is the date we read it. We hold no transcript, so the chapter title is the claim — nothing about the contents of the mode is established here.
That new game plus was reported before release. Flagged pre-launch: it describes a pre-release build and is not evidence about the shipped game. The upload date was not captured either, so the date here is the date we logged the video, not its upload date — do not read it as a post-launch source.
Related questions
The best evidence says yes — a 100% completion review chapters a section "Difficulty & NG+". No source describes what it contains.
