
Where Winds Meet has attracted over 2 million players since launch. Read on to learn about the game’s success and how the community has responded.
Where Winds Meet Hits 2 Million Players
Wuxia ARPG Met With Praise and Criticism

Where Winds Meet has surpassed 2 million players over its launch weekend, according to an announcement from the game’s official Twitter (X) account, marking a strong debut across platforms. The Wuxia-inspired open-world action RPG has quickly become one of November’s most discussed releases. Steam Charts reports an all-time peak of 193,860 concurrent players, with daily activity holding around 170,000. The total player count is likely higher since it is also available on the PlayStation 5.
On Steam, Where Winds Meet currently holds a "Very Positive" rating with more than 9,000 reviews. Players frequently praise its visual presentation, noting the detailed open world, striking environments, and strong sense of immersion. The combat system is also considered a highlight, with many describing it as dynamic, intense, and satisfying. Performance feedback has been similarly favorable, with users reporting smooth gameplay and solid optimization across a range of hardware.
Here at Game8, you can read our full Where Winds Meet review for more detailed impressions, including a breakdown of the game’s strengths and weaknesses, and the gameplay players can expect.

Some of the game’s aspects have drawn scrutiny, however. The user interface is often criticized for being too complex, with players finding the extensive layers of menus and the multitude of currency types difficult to manage and navigate.
Co-op has also been described as limited, with players unable to complete story missions together and enemy difficulty scaling solely to the host. Character management remains another point of frustration, as players cannot create additional characters or delete an existing one without registering a new account.
A Growing Demand for Chinese Mythology in Games

The game’s strong launch has also brought attention to its developer, Everstone Studios. Where Winds Meet is the studio’s debut game, and its early success has already positioned Everstone as a developer to watch on the international stage.
Its rapid rise also reflects a broader trend in the global industry: the growing interest in Chinese-developed titles rooted in regional history and mythology. The success of Black Myth: Wukong in 2024 and the upcoming Black Myth: Zhong Kui, a highly anticipated title based on the Chinese mythological demon hunter, highlight the rising appetite for games drawing from Chinese legend and cultural storytelling, and Where Winds Meet appears to be benefiting from that momentum.
Where Winds Meet is available on Steam and PlayStation 5, with a mobile version scheduled for release at a later date.
Sources:
Where Winds Meet Steam Page
Where Winds Meet Steam Charts
Where Winds Meet Official Website



















