Valentine's 2025 Event Overview
The Valentine's 2025 Event in Exodus: Goodbye World was a heartwarming celebration of love and community, running from February 8th to February 20th. Players could collect and contribute Hearts to the Heart Shard, working together to unlock rewards and earn the exclusive Burning Heart Skin.
Event Details[]
Hearts[]
Hearts were earned through general gameplay, collected randommly into players' inventory as players engaged in various activities. They served as the primary event resource, allowing players to participate by contributing to the Heart Shard. These hearts were used in the 2024 Valentines Event, making them the first event resource to be used in multiple events.
Heart Shard[]
The Heart Shard acted as the community goal, requiring 250 Hearts to be filled. Players could contribute a minimum of 10 Hearts or custom quantity. Once full, all contributors received a Valentine’s 2025 Ticket in their bank, along with a random in-game resource reward. The Heart Shard could be filled multiple times, allowing players to keep earning rewards throughout the event.
Ticket[]
The Valentine’s 2025 Ticket was a special event item sent to players' banks upon completing a Heart Shard. Players could withdraw this ticket and bring it to Cown Trier to exchange it for the Burning Heart Skin. Since there was no limit to contributions, players could collect multiple tickets and redeem them for additional skins.
Burning Heart Skin[]
The Burning Heart Skin was the exclusive event reward, redeemable using the Valentine’s 2025 Ticket. Players could acquire multiple skins by repeatedly contributing to the Heart Shard and collecting tickets. This limited-edition cosmetic was only available during the Valentine’s 2025 Event.
Burning Heart Skin In-Game[]
Trivia[]
- The Valentine’s 2025 Event ran from February 8th, 2025, to February 20th, 2025.
- This was the third Valentine's Event in Exodus: Goodbye World.
- Hearts from the 2024 Valentine’s Event could be used for the 2025 Valentine’s Event, making this the first time a previous event resource could be used in a future event.