The highly anticipated wuxia open-world RPG, *Where Winds Meet*, developed by Everstone Studio under NetEase Games, has officially confirmed its launch date. The game is set to release on November 15, 2025, for PC and PlayStation 5, marking a significant entry into the martial arts action-adventure genre.

This official announcement, made on November 20th, concludes a prolonged period of anticipation and beta testing for the title, which is known in Chinese as *Yan Yun Shi Liu Sheng*. The game aims to immerse players in a vast, intricately crafted world inspired by classic Chinese martial arts epics. The PS5 version will be a console-exclusive release at launch.

*Where Winds Meet* distinguishes itself by blending traditional wuxia elements with a robust open-world structure. Players are invited to explore the turbulent era of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, a time of upheaval and conflict in ancient China. The game promises a high degree of player freedom, allowing them to shape their own path as a martial artist. This includes mastering a diverse range of kung fu styles, engaging in dynamic combat, and making choices that influence the narrative and their standing in the martial arts world.

Beyond its combat and exploration, the game is reported to feature deep social simulation and interactive systems. Players can interact with a living world filled with various sects, factions, and non-player characters, each with their own agendas and stories. The development team, Everstone Studio, has emphasized creating a world that reacts to player decisions, fostering a sense of agency and personal investment in the unfolding saga.

The confirmation of a PS5 version alongside the PC release is a strategic move to capture a global console audience. The game’s publisher, Long Yi Games, has also initiated pre-orders for special bundles, which are expected to include exclusive in-game content, though specific details of these packages were not elaborated upon in the initial announcement.

The launch of *Where Winds Meet* on November 15th places it in a competitive landscape, yet its focus on a deeply cultural and niche genre positions it to cater to a specific and growing market of players seeking authentic wuxia experiences. Its success will be closely watched as a barometer for the global appeal of high-budget, Chinese-developed open-world RPGs.