Everstone Games has launched the closed beta phase for Where Winds Meet. And, since the beta does not come with any NDA, you can find below a video showcasing over three hours gameplay footage from it.
Where Winds Meet is a new third-person open-world game featuring action, adventure, and martial arts. From what I’ve seen, this feels like a mix between Ghost of Tsushima and Assassin’s Creed. So yeah, I’m kind of excited about it.
Since this is gameplay from a closed beta build, it does not represent the quality of the final product. Still, it can give you a pretty good idea of what you can expect from it. So, be sure to watch it if you are remotely interested in it.
In Where Winds Meet, you’ll play as a hero shaped by chaos, embarking on a chivalrous journey filled with danger and battles. You will also be able to expand your skills to boost your chances of survival. For example, you can become a lifesaving doctor, a wealth-gaining merchant, or even explore ancient Kaifeng City as an NPC.
Combat in Where Winds Meet will be a key part, with Wuxia skills, attacks, and counterattacks playing a major role. You’ll be able to even use a Tai chi skill to turn the enemy’s attacks back onto himself. According to the devs, you’ll have the freedom to define your combat style.
The game also promises to pack a free construction system with 600 authentic antique components and an environment system. These will allow players to interact with the whole world. Oh, and since this is an open-world title, you can expect to enjoy some beautiful wide vistas.
For what it’s worth, I really like what I see in this trailer. And, although there is no ETA on when the game will come out, I’m looking forward to it.
Enjoy and stay tuned for more!
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