9 Million People Played the Global Version of Where Winds Meet in Two Weeks
Where Winds Meet continues to solidify its position among the most successful year-end releases.
Where Winds Meet has emerged as one of the standout successes of late 2025. Everstone Studio reported on its official social channels that more than 9 million players tried the game within two weeks of its global launch.
The action RPG with wuxia-inspired elements launched on November 14 and immediately registered strong momentum. Within 24 hours the player base exceeded two million, and peak concurrent users on Steam climbed above 250,000, placing the title among the week’s top five most-played games.
Daily peak numbers on Steam now hover around 200,000 users. The game is also available on the Epic Games Store and PlayStation consoles, and a mobile version for iOS and Android is expected to arrive in December.
Source: iXBT.games
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