“Where Winds Meet” is a Chinese action RPG with an unusual twist. In addition to sword fighting, you should also be able to engage in everyday jobs. The RPG looks like a Kung Fu movie and resembles Ghost of Tsushima.
What kind of game is this? “Where Winds Meet” is a Chinese action RPG that resembles Ghost of Tsushima. The game is set in the ancient Wuxia universe. Your character uses classic Chinese martial arts techniques while moving through the open world. We have already reported on the more detailed backgrounds of the game here.
What do the fights in “Where Winds Meet” look like? Sword fighting is the most important gameplay element of “Where Winds Meet”. You can counter enemy attacks and reflect them using Tai Chi. You should also be able to learn techniques from other martial schools. On the game’s website, it says that you can sneak into other schools and learn their techniques.
Your character is able to jump over roofs, climb walls, and perform other acrobatic feats. Watching feels like being in a Kung Fu movie.
In addition to melee techniques, you can also incorporate ranged weapons into your combat style. In combat, you will encounter not only human opponents but also various wild animals and supernatural creatures.
Here you can watch the new trailer.
The trailer for “Where Winds Meet” promises action like in a Kung Fu movie
What can be seen in the trailer? The trailer introduces you to the story of the game, but also shows gameplay elements and video sequences from the game. In a cutscene, the protagonist rescues a woman and must then prove himself against her guardians.
In the trailer, not only is Tai Chi used, but also supernatural abilities. In one scene, the protagonist disarms an opponent using supernatural powers. In another scene, a heavy opponent is thrown. Watching feels like watching a Kung Fu movie.
The trailer shows many story elements, as well as the beauty of the game. The world feels alive and colorful. Fans of Wuxia games are likely to find this very appealing.
What about the jobs? In “Where Winds Meet”, you should also be able to take on everyday jobs. Previously, the developers revealed in an interview with IGN that jobs can also be used online to interact with other players.
However, nothing about everyday jobs is shown in the new trailer. Only some live skills are displayed. Whether this feature has been removed remains to be seen.
Why is there a trailer? The trailer serves to announce a beta, which is probably intended only for the Chinese-speaking area. On the game’s website, there is also a registration in English, but the news about the beta is not translated. Whether you can also play the beta, which starts on December 15, 2023, in Germany remains questionable.
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