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The difference between the global version of the game and the original has become very noticeable with the recent 1.1 update. The global version is receiving content from much later versions – features confirmed as far ahead as version 1.7 are already appearing, including a boss fight from that future update. Plus, players are progressing through the game much faster with systems like Breakthroughs. It’s clear that Everstone and NetEase are significantly changing how they release updates for the global version, and this is important for anyone who enjoys playing and watching the game evolve.

To defeat the Demon Prince boss, players need to start the Balancers expedition. Choosing a Shifting Earth doesn’t affect which boss appears, as the Demon Prince can spawn regardless of the conditions. Either the Demon Prince or Lord of Blood (also known as Mohg from Elden Ring) can appear as the night boss, with Mohg being the more common encounter.

The Caligo raid begins with the dragon filling the entire area with dense fog, severely limiting visibility. Caligo also fires ice crystals across the map, which both deal damage and can cause frostbite to build up. Because this raid can be quite frustrating, it’s important to defeat Caligo quickly.

You can now play Where Winds Meet on Android, iOS, PlayStation 5, and PC. It’s available through Steam, the Epic Games Store, and the Microsoft Store worldwide. Plus, if you play on Android or iOS, you can continue your progress and play with friends on PC and PlayStation 5!

Everstone Studio announced that ‘The Imperial Palace’ is scheduled for release in 2026, with promises of more updates to follow soon.

This blog post details how Capcom improved performance, including specific percentage gains, and includes two videos comparing the changes. You can find the post and videos linked below. If you’re not familiar with the recent update, you can read about it here, and find the full patch notes here.

While details are still limited, the announcement confirms that The Imperial Palace will be the next big addition to Where Winds Meet, which has quickly become popular since its release. The game recently reached nine million players in just two weeks and is getting several updates, including a new area to explore, more challenging bosses, a large-scale raid activity, and a difficult sword challenge for experienced players.

Whether you dream of bounding over rivers or flying through the air, anyone can learn to travel like the heroes of legend. Our guide has everything you need to get started – check it out and discover your potential!

The next update for Monster Hunter Wilds arrives next week on Tuesday, December 16th, and Capcom has revealed all the details. The highlight is the addition of Gogmazios, a large Elder Dragon originally featured in Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate. Considering Monster Hunter Wilds heavily draws inspiration from the fourth generation of games, Gogmazios is a perfect addition to wrap things up.

Season 8 introduces three new monsters: the Quematrice, Goss Harag, and Astalos. Players can also now team up to hunt special, Riftcharged monsters in a new base defense mode. You can find more details about this feature on the official website.