The gate that swings open following the wisdom of the Ancient Divinity doesn’t grant entry into a restricted zone. On the contrary, its opening facilitates transit between two realms, each of which can be reached independently, without any need to engage with the gate itself.
In the mystical sanctuary of Shu, a sacred item called the “Divine Gift” can be obtained. As you approach this sanctum, a statue of the God of Shu stands tall, inviting you to “Offer Respects to the Statue of Shu’s Deity“. Continually interacting with the statue without the correct action will only repeat the prompt until you perform the appropriate “Worship Gesture“. Upon performing this gesture, you’ll be bestowed your first Divine Gift. Once inside Shu Sanctum, make your way upstairs and engage in a conversation with Qiao Ying, who stands beside the golden statue. Following this dialogue, another Divine Gift will be given to you, an item that can be utilized at any stage of the game.
As a devoted enthusiast, I eagerly anticipate the arrival of The Forge in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, as it presents a captivating chance to delve into Henry’s past. Yet, the DLC holds an element of mystery, hinting at glimpses of what lies ahead. Though Kingdom Come: Deliverance 3 remains a distant horizon, the foundational work we lay now can shape the storyline profoundly, with even trivial tidbits sparking waves of excitement and speculation among fans, fueling a flurry of intriguing theories.
Approximately one out of every three Elden Ring players are choosing to purchase the exceptional expansion, a figure that strongly indicates Bandai Namco may have a true blockbuster on their hands. This success is partly due to the outstanding quality of the original game, and the expansion, Erdtree, has further solidified this, despite its challenging nature.
The two firms have announced that they’re diligently investigating and addressing the problems that have been brought up, and a quick fix in the form of an initial update is expected shortly to enhance the overall efficiency.
In the tumultuous timeframe of 10th-century China, you find yourself assuming the mantle of a budding sword master. Your journey unfolds as you unearth ancient secrets and delve into the enigmas surrounding your personal past. Just as the breeze sweeps through valleys and waterways, so too will your tale of valor become legendary.
Indeed, it seems that the performance isn’t as stellar as one might hope, even if a page full of 7,000 thumbs-down symbols may exaggerate the issue. It doesn’t excel; it struggles under maximum settings, with lag and stuttering being quite noticeable. The DLSS 4 frame generation appears to be flawed or implemented in an unusually frustrating manner. However, you can significantly improve its performance by tweaking a few key settings, especially on less powerful graphics cards.
Games resembling Souls are frequently subjects of debate. Some gamers find them overly challenging, while others think they’re too simple. A select few even dislike the mechanics or the unrelenting death and merciless nature. Yet, with a substantial player base and positive critical reception, it appears that Wuchang is being inundated with negative reviews, which suggests review bombing may be occurring.
Simultaneously with Wuchang, the base game of Fallen Feathers has been launched on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, and is now accessible via Xbox Game Pass. In addition to this, publisher 505 Games and developer Leenzee have introduced a Deluxe Upgrade. For more information about the DLC and upgrading to the Deluxe Edition, check out the details here. Before our comprehensive review, you can read my initial thoughts about the Steam version on Steam Deck and ROG Ally here. The Wuchang: Fallen Feathers launch trailer is available for viewing below:
Wuchang has been released alongside its base game, Fallen Feathers, which is now playable on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, and through Xbox Game Pass. A Deluxe Upgrade has also been made available by the publishers 505 Games and Leenzee. For more information about the DLC and upgrading to the Deluxe Edition, click here. Before our full review, you can read my early impressions of the Steam version on Steam Deck and ROG Ally here. Check out the Wuchang: Fallen Feathers launch trailer below:
On their Twitter account, Okami posts an image of Wuchang’s Steam statistics, highlighting a maximum simultaneous player count of 114,132. As I type this, it remains the peak figure. They assert that this is the highest number for any Souls-like game not developed by FromSoftware.