Where Winds Meet reaches 2 million players in one day and dominates Steam

The action game free-to-play Where Winds Meet, inspired by Wuxia, debuted with impressive numbers, reaching the milestone of 2 million players in just 24 hours of release. The data, disclosed by Everstone studio, places the title among the top releases of the year, demonstrating a massive demand in the gaming community.

The initial performance was equally robust on digital platforms:

Steam: The game ranked among the seven best-selling products and was in the group of the five most played, registering a peak of over 170 thousand simultaneous users.

PlayStation: Appeared among the three best-selling titles in seven different regions.

The players' reception follows the commercial success. On the Valve platform, Where Winds Meet maintains a "Very Positive" rating, based on almost 8 thousand reviews. This strong impact indicates that the initial interest is being sustained by a good gaming experience.

Where Winds Meet is set in 10th century China, during the turbulent period of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. The player takes on the role of a young sword master who seeks to discover his past while facing political, spiritual, and moral challenges. The title offers a rich visual setting and an advanced movement system that allows scaling buildings, soaring through valleys, and using typical martial arts hero abilities.

Everstone's Where Winds Meet reached 2 million players in 24 hours, standing out as one of the biggest releases of the year. The free-to-play recorded a peak of over 170 thousand simultaneous users on Steam and maintained a "Very Positive" rating with almost 8 thousand reviews. The Wuxia RPG is set in 10th century China.