‘Where Winds Meet’ Lands Exclusively on PlayStation

I’m thrilled about the latest news for action-RPG fans. The Chinese-developed game ‘Where Winds Meet’ is set to launch as a PlayStation console exclusive. This open-world adventure, crafted by Everstone Studio, promises an exciting dive into ancient China with a focus on Wuxia-inspired combat and storytelling.

The game takes place during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, a turbulent era in Chinese history. You play as a young martial artist, exploring a vast world filled with cities, countryside, and hidden caves. The setting feels alive with realistic weather and dynamic interactions, making every journey visually stunning.

Combat is a big draw here. ‘Where Winds Meet’ blends martial arts with unique weapons like swords, spears, and even umbrellas. You can also master abilities like running up cliffs or mimicking animal movements, adding flair to both fighting and exploration. The game stays grounded, focusing on human enemies rather than heavy supernatural elements.

Everstone Studio aims to bring Wuxia, a genre rooted in Chinese martial arts and chivalry tales, to a global audience. The deep customization lets you shape your character’s look, skills, and even their role—like a doctor or merchant—which impacts how you interact with the world.

A closed beta test is happening soon, starting July 25, 2025, for PS5 and PC players. You can sign up on the game’s official website, though it’s limited to certain regions like the US, Canada, Japan, and South Korea. I’m already itching to try it out.

The PlayStation exclusivity deal lasts at least six months, giving PS5 players first dibs. This move follows other Chinese action-RPGs like ‘Lost Soul Aside’ and ‘Phantom Blade Zero’, both tied to Sony’s China Hero Project. ‘Black Myth: Wukong’ also had a PlayStation head start before hitting Xbox.

‘Where Winds Meet’ launched in China on PC in December 2024 and on mobile in January 2025. The global release, expected later in 2025, will hit PS5, PC, and mobile. With its mix of history, fantasy, and fluid combat, this game could be a standout for fans of epic adventures.

I love how it combines a rich cultural backdrop with deep RPG mechanics. Whether you’re slicing through enemies or exploring vibrant cities like Kaifeng, it sounds like a world worth getting lost in. Are you planning to check out the beta?