Where Winds Meet is rolling out a vehicle-crafting mechanic that looks a lot like The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom's Ultrahand ability. The RPG has exploded in popularity since its global release, thanks largely to a mountain of in-game content, while being free to play. Now, Where Winds Meet is giving players even more to experiment with by taking inspiration from another wildly successful open-world game.
If player counts are anything to go by, people were already happy with what the game had to offer at launch. In just 24 hours, Where Winds Meet broke the 2 million-player mark and became one of the top five most-played games on Steam. Developer Everstone Studios is riding that momentum by continuing to release new updates and patches, and fans have a big one to look forward to.
Where Winds Meet players discover one of the free-to-play game's rarest skins can cost a jaw-dropping amount of money if users aren't lucky.
On November 28, Everstone introduced a mechanic called "Ink Structure" to Where Winds Meet's Chinese servers, letting players piece components together to create their own vehicles. Gameplay footage shared on Twitter shows...
