Where Winds Meet Final Test for PC & PS5 Set for July 24-31
Exciting news for action RPG fans! Everstone Studio and NetEase Games have officially announced the dates for the final pre-release test of their highly anticipated open-world Wuxia-inspired game, Where Winds Meet. This test will take place from July 24 to July 31, available on both PC and PlayStation 5.
Players worldwide can now sign up for the Closed Beta, which is open to anyone with access to a PC or PS5. The PC version will be available via Steam, and players can get a Beta key by filling out the registration survey on the official website. The test will support multiple languages, including English, Japanese, Korean, and Traditional Chinese, ensuring a broad player base.
This final test will give players a sneak peek into the newly unlocked region of Kaifeng, which promises to showcase the game’s immersive world and rich atmosphere. Set during the tumultuous Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period of China in the 10th century, Where Winds Meet offers a unique blend of history and fantasy, drawing players into a vibrant, expansive world.
As for the technical side, the Steam page lists the minimum and recommended system requirements for the PC version:
- Minimum: OS: Windows 10/11 64-bit, Processor: Core i7-4770K/Ryzen 5 2400G, RAM: 8 GB, Graphics: GTX 750Ti/RX 550/ARC A380, DirectX: Version 11, Storage: 100 GB (SSD recommended).
- Recommended: OS: Windows 10/11 64-bit, Processor: Core i7-10700/Ryzen 7 3700X, RAM: 32 GB, Graphics: RTX 2070 SUPER/RX 6700 XT/ARC A750, DirectX: Version 12, Storage: 100 GB (SSD recommended).
Additionally, the developers have confirmed some exciting MMO-style features. Players can now build or join a Guild, unlocking a variety of group activities, including intense guild wars, challenging multiplayer dungeons, and epic raids. Competitive duels will allow players to prove their might, while the shared world will evolve dynamically with thousands of fellow adventurers.
Get ready to explore this vast world and test your skills in both single-player and multiplayer modes during this final pre-release test!
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