The Wuxia open-world adventure game, Where Winds Meet, became available worldwide on November 14, 2025, after a period of being exclusive to China. It features a huge amount of content for players to explore.
Players trying to perform a bow for certain puzzles are often confused because the game’s emote menu doesn’t have a clear bowing option. Some think it’s an emote you unlock as you play the story, while others search for a button to press, expecting it to work like changing your character’s appearance in WWM. However, bowing is actually easy – you just need to know how! Here’s a simple guide.
The Nameless Sword and Spear are good weapons to start with, but after you rescue Qi Sheng in Where Winds Meet and find an Oddity for him, you’ll unlock more specialized options. If you’re unsure which weapon to choose, here’s a quick look at each one.
While Where Winds Meet does include a gacha system, it’s designed to be fair – you won’t need to spend any money to enjoy the full game. Here’s an explanation of how the gacha mechanics work.
Although we haven’t seen pictures of the cards yet, a recent announcement indicated the Secret Lair Superdrop will be available from December 1st at 9:00 AM to December 22nd at 11:59 PM PST, or until all copies are sold. This announcement, which IGN described as “very odd,” has since been removed. The release will be split into four parts – called The Hunt, The Hunters, The Monsters, and The Monster II – and each part will feature reprints of existing Magic: The Gathering cards.
I had the chance to try out an early version of the game, and after playing for many hours over the past few weeks, I’m really impressed. Not only does Where Winds Meet have a lot of great content, but it often offers more than you’d expect from a free-to-play game – it’s expansive without feeling rushed or low-quality. Overall, it’s exceeded my expectations, although there are a few minor issues I’ll mention later.
Just a heads-up from a fellow player! This tier list focuses solely on how well weapons perform when you’re fighting enemies in the game (PvE). We’re still working on testing everything out for player-versus-player combat (PvP), and we’ll add a PvP ranking as soon as we’ve got it all figured out.
Wow, the first few minutes of Where Winds Meet totally blew me away! The prologue isn’t heavy on actual gameplay – it’s mostly quick-time events and a short boss fight – but it’s an incredible cinematic experience. The music is fantastic, and the graphics are absolutely stunning. It honestly felt like I was in a movie like Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon or House of Flying Daggers. It’s a breathtaking start, but sadly, the game tries to do too much, and that ultimately holds it back from being truly great.
To catch Crayfish for the quest “Our Daily Bread”, you need to do the following:
Kingdom Come Deliverance has now sold over 4 million copies, thanks in part to the recent release of its third big DLC, Mysteria Ecclesiae. The original game was highly rated by both critics and players.