Developer Kuro Game recently announced that its open-world RPG will be having a second closed beta, a full nine months after the first. This time around, the studio is hoping to make a better impression, as it's taken player feedback and made several changes to Wuthering Waves - which you can clearly see in the closed beta 2 trailer below.
There’s some excitement about what unique aspects Wuthering Waves brings to the table when it launches on May 22nd for iOS, Android and PC. Here are 15 things you should know before jumping in.
Wuthering Waves isn’t even on PS5 yet and it’s already sailed past an eye-watering 30 million pre-registrations, dwarfing the likes of Genshin Impact.
Today Kuro Games released a new trailer of its upcoming action RPG Wuthering Waves, which is proving rather popular.
I been dropped that, this seems to do it better. The model quality is better along with chest jiggles. The banner seems better, gameplay as well. I just wish they release the console version at same time.
The Genshin artifact grind is what got me to walk away tbh
Crit Rate% + Crit dmg% + Energy rech% ugh 😫
is the only way to play this on pc through the epic launcher? I want to play it on pc but don't want to use epic. this makes no sense why not have a dedicated download of the game through their official website?
I was waiting for it to show up on steam, I didn't realise it was an Epic Games exclusive.
It's going to release on PS5 later this year along with Mihoyo's upcoming ZZZ, Arknights Endfield, Project Mugen and Azur Pomilia, probably some others to go with Genshin Impact, Honkai: Star Rail and Tower of Fantasy.
PlayStation is getting all the big name Gacha style games.
I played Genshin for a few months, this looks much more up my alley than Genshin for sure.
The game certainly looks really good. Here's hoping all that criticism they got with the closed beta, and the changes they made due to it really help the game. The combat looks quite reactive as well, which is nice. It would be really cool to be able to actually block as well, instead of just dodge, like in Genshin.