Wuthering Waves

I've been a player since Day 1, and I felt that I should put my own two cents in as I've been seeing a consistent complaint of "the game being greedy". That's hardly true? I'll admit that yes, it was a touch difficult to accumulate roll currency in the early chapters, but with additions such as Rinascita, the periodic limited events, and the open world exploration rewards: There are more than enough chances to accumulate currency. Hell, in just exploring the last update: I was able to accumulate approximately 4-5 full ten pulls, or 40-50 rolls from just exploring, doing side-missions, and opening treasure chests while beating up bosses here and there. It is a very much generous game, so long as one isn't constantly rolling on every single banner like Skinner's rat and its button. To say that the game is wholly dependent on visuals rather than its characterization is also something I find to be both unfounded, and sounding as if someone has only played Chapter 1 with the early clunky writing + stiff voice acting that was very soon corrected & updated rather than to watch the story develop. And yes, this is indeed a gacha game. You'll have to expect some level of having to roll for a character, that is sincerely just the norm, and if it's not for you: No one is holding a gun up to your head to play. Feel free to invest in a console game, I certainly play both. KuroGames offers ample chances for those who are F2P and P2P, but it never makes P2P an absolute requirement to actually survive and progress story. We receive free 5-stars during certain events, sometimes annis, and the pity system is far more forgiving than any other gacha game I've played or regularly played. Unless you're trying to pursue those incredibly high-ranked battles where you're fighting Lv. 120 enemies; You're not going to need the stats that come with maxing out a character. My bottom line is that I love this game, and the poor reviews are ones that I feel are unwanted and coming from people who feel the constant need to belittle it just for falling under the category of being a 'gacha'. Gacha is not synonymous with poor writing, and I am very tired of seeing WuWa's name being dragged through the mud because that aspect is becoming the main focus of complaints when the story has only continued to improve, the graphics to grow more beautiful, and while yes I admit there are occasional graphics issues: I've often found that a simple settings tweak tends to fix it right away.

出了哪個新女角 就都要主角(不論男女主)來跟他曖昧一下 這主角的感情債還真是多啊 然後就是各種拯救梗 只能說 有夠爛

Buenos días, tardes y noches. Positivo: Lo que más me gustó del juego fue la mecánica de poder esquivar y me pude derrotar a unos jefes con los personajes al mínimo y a punta de esquivar; también he notado que es un poquito más pasivo con los gachas. Negativo: Los gachas. Sé que no estás obligado a meter plata ni nada, pero no me gusta en este o ningún otro juego no poder comprar al personaje directamente por un precio razonable (solo consideraría, si pudiera comprar los personajes directamente a un precio razonable, meterle plata a este juego). Otro punto negativo es la enorme cantidad de texto, pero existe el botón de skip, entonces no pasa nada. Otro problema es la optimización del juego, ya que a mí se me crasheó el primer día teniendo una PC relativamente buena, tambien que no pueda quitar la musica del menu principal. Bueno, gracias por leer. Sé que en la parte de los gachas no me van a hacer caso los creadores, pero bueno.

not optimized at all

Optimization is... kinda awful Animation during freeroam feels kinda stiff Also, if there's an update for the game, you won't notice it until you actually open it This is annoying because you're not always on an unmetered network. Like me, I want to be able to play without any surprises. It doesn't tell you at all if there's a pending update inside the game until you open it up. If this game used Steam's built-in update system, it would be a lot better.

After playing Wuwa since ver 1.0, I can confidently say this game has come a long way. The difference between launch and the current version is huge. The developers have put in a tremendous amount of effort to improve the overall experience, and it really shows. One of the things I appreciate the most is that Kuro Games genuinely listens to player feedback. Many of the issues from the early days have been addressed through continuous updates, quality-of-life improvements, optimization, and meaningful adjustments based on community suggestions. It's refreshing to see a developer that actively communicates with its player base instead of ignoring them. The character models and animations are top-tier. Every resonator is beautifully designed with incredible attention to detail, from facial expressions to combat animations. The art direction is consistently impressive and makes every new character feel unique. The gacha system is also one of the fairest among modern gacha games. The pity system is generous, obtaining premium currency is reasonably achievable by simply playing the game, and the rewards from events are frequent and worthwhile. As a f2p player, I never felt completely left behind:)

not recommended, this game is a suck, bad story