Kuro Games brings free-to-play open-world action RPG Wuthering Waves to PlayStation 5

As a hardcore gamer with thousands of hours clocked into open-world RPGs, I couldn’t contain my excitement when I heard that Kuro Games’ free-to-play masterpiece, Wuthering Waves, is coming to PlayStation 5. The stunning visuals in the image above are just a small taste of what this game has to offer!


Kuro Games has revealed that their free-to-play open-world action RPG, “Wuthering Waves,” is soon to be released on PlayStation 5. A specific launch date has yet to be disclosed, but the game’s arrival on PlayStation was hinted at when PlayStation announced they would be featuring “Wuthering Waves” at this year’s ChinaJoy exhibition. The game initially became available for mobile devices and computers on May 22.

In the game “Wuthering Waves,” players take on the role of a character named Rover, who has lost his memory and is referred to by others by that name. The story begins with Rover meeting Yangyang and Chixia outside the city of Jinzhou. However, before they reach the city, they encounter Baizhi and come across a strange creature known as the Crownless. This mysterious being threatens to destroy them, but unexpectedly, Rover is able to absorb the creature into their hand. This event leaves the nature of Rover’s enigmatic identity even more puzzling.

After its debut, Wuthering Waves has introduced Update 1.1, which brings the new Mt. Firmament area into play. This expansion lies in the south of the game’s open world and advances the main narrative. Further storyline improvements are on the horizon. However, it remains uncertain if the PlayStation 5 version of Wuthering Waves will launch with these existing updates or if Kuro Games aims to provide equal content for all platforms in the future.

Hello Rovers, exciting news for you! The PS5 edition of Wuthering Waves is now being worked on in earnest. Look forward to hearing about its release date from us soon. In the meantime, keep an eye out for further details! #WutheringWavesProgress

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2024-07-23 17:55