Arriving on May 28th with The Imperial Palace expansion, the latest threat seemingly awaits in a realm beyond the palace walls.
Full of cool things to do, and deadly enemies to defeat, this one’s a palace we can’t wait to explore when it launches on May 28th.
Palace chases, slapping competitions, and more await, but there's also a new weapon type, co-op mode, and homesteads coming.
The update has been described as being the final chapter of the Hexi expansion for Where Winds Meet, and also includes more PvP content.
All good things must come to an end, and it feels like Qinchuan will offer a fitting goodbye to the expansion for players.
If you’re somebody who thinks defense makes for the best offense, this new weapon caters to that with style and substance.
Along with a new zone and story content, the update will also bring with it plenty of brand new side-content, including three world bosses.
Along with giving our first look at the new snow-covered zone, the trailer also showcased a new boss with lightning powers.
The expansion brings with it a host of new content, including story missions, multiplayer challenges, and a brand new narrative.
The first major content drop for Everstone's sprawling RPG hits enough of the right notes to be a worthy addition to an already solid game.
Venture to the Tang Dynasty and tackle 11 new bosses to find out what led to the sudden disappearance of the Hexi region.
Everstone Studio will also host a livestream on February 26th for the expansion, whose first chapter goes live on March 5th.
Players will be able to venture to the Jade Gate, Qichuan, Liangzhou and other gorgeous locations in just a few weeks for free.
Battle against Phantom versions of previous bosses like Murong Yuan, Zheng E, Dao Lord, and the River Master to eke out victory.
With the freedom to forge your own path through its wuxia-inspired open world, and a well-balanced interplay between its many systems and mechanics, every minute I spent in the Jianghu felt worthwhile...
Multiple events, the Nameless General World Boss, a new Puzzle Cave, and more await fans of the free-to-play wuxia action RPG.
Everstone's free-to-play action RPG launched on iOS and Android recently after reaching nine million players on PS5 and PC.
New trailer confirms The Imperial Palace Expansion for 2026, teasing even more wuxia combat in the free-to-play Where Winds Meet.
A game that aimed for the sky, and gave its players a reliable way to stay there for the most part, was almost certain to hit a few snags along the way. But is the journey worth it?
"9 million players in two weeks... that number has honestly blown all our internal expectations out of the water," said Beralt Lyu.
