Wuthering Waves Closed Beta: Review And List Of All Characters

The eagerly awaited game, Wuthering Waves, is designed for anime-style gamers and promises stunning visuals and engaging gameplay that allows users to perform a range of activities such as flying, river navigation, and mountain climbing. The game offers a diverse selection of characters, each possessing distinctive abilities to aid in defeating opponents and progressing through the game.

At present, the game features 14 characters, with plans to introduce more when it becomes accessible on prominent app stores. This article explores all the characters and their exclusive abilities in the Wuthering Waves closed beta.

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Wuthering Waves character list

Yinlin

Yinlin commands her mechanical puppet to launch a potent lightning strike that affects an area, dealing damage to all those within.

Jiyan

Jiyan triggers his Resonance Liberation and enters the Triumphant Status, altering his available moves and enhancing his strikes.

Rover

Rover utilizes a unique ability to generate a sound wave that damages foes in a specific direction. Rover is considered the primary protagonist of Wuthering Waves.

Chixia

Chixia employs her dual handguns to shoot a barrage of bullets that covers an area around her. She belongs to the Ministry of Development and is determined to bring justice to her adversaries.

Yangyang

Yangyang initiates her Resonance Liberation and unleashes a blast from her sword that moves forward and inflicts harm.

Bailian

Bailian has the ability to create a zone that appears to heal the group around her during her Resonance Liberation. She is typically seen working alone during most missions.

Jueyuan

Jueyuan produces spikes and vines that deal damage to those in her immediate surroundings during her Resonance Liberation.

Anke

Anke enters a frenzied state during her Resonance Liberation, augmenting her moveset and boosting the power of her attacks for a set time.

Taoqi

Taoqi is among the most formidable characters in Wuthering Waves, unleashing a tremendously devastating and wide slash during her Resonance Liberation.

Aalto

Aalto is an exceptional character in Wuthering Waves. He can activate his Resonance Liberation ability and launch a shot that generates an area-of-effect field or cloud, gradually inflicting damage and producing additional effects.

Danjin

Danjin's Scarlet Bloom Resonance Liberation causes her to become agitated and deliver a flurry of quick dual sword strikes to enemies in front of her.

Mortefi

Mortefi enters a state similar to Anke's during Resonance Liberation, strengthening his attacks. However, unlike Anke, his moveset remains unchanged in the game.

Yuanwu

Yuanwu can deliver a charged punch that deals electrical damage when he activates his Resonance Liberation.

Sanhua

Sanhua unleashes a wide slash with her Resonance Liberation, inflicting significant damage and applying the Ice effect in Wuthering Waves.

About Wuthering Waves

Wuthering Waves is a free-to-play RPG that will be published soon. The game offers players an action-packed open-world environment for exploration and warfare. The game takes place in a post-apocalyptic world where humanity is on the verge of extinction owing to the Lament's appearance of monsters and otherworldly things. The game requires players to face these threats and uncover the Lament's mysteries.

It will be available on PC, Android, and iOS devices, but no word on whether it will be released on consoles such as the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox Series X|S. Kuro Game may provide updates on the game's availability on other platforms as the release date approaches.

Wuthering Waves CBT Review

I've been playing PGR since its first week release on CN, and when WW was announced, i was thrilled. I was tired of the 9+ story of Genshin and the fact u have to spend hours plowing through chests for garbage around the map, and was hoping that WW would bring some difference.

Followed streamers on bilibili since the first hour of the CBT, and after 3 days, id say the WW CBT is very disappointing.

Story, a strong point in PGR, is awkward and downright infuriating at times for the CBT. Not only is the plot boring like Genshin, it manages to make many characters highly unlikeable. I am only hoping that this story is like the CBT story of PGR, which was completely rewritten before the official release.
World exploration. This really feels like playing genshin all over again. I wasnt expecting them to create something new, but the juxtaposition of genshin.mechanics to the WW world map is just not interesting at all.
Gacha. Its rare to see gacha during first CBT, and yet kuro released it anyway and it is exactly the same rates as Genshin. If they dont change that, i dont think many PGR players will like to pay for the gacha.
The worst part is that it feels like that the creators do not have a clear direction. The combat is cool as expected, but it has nothing to do with the games title, wuthering waves. This is also not reflected in the world building or mechanics used. Instead, we get renamed elemental combos and characters that do not look like they fit into a post apocalyptic world. Until the end of the story, no one has any idea what is going on in the story, and a lot of characters show strange animosity and wariness towards the MC. Gameplay also does not emphasize on their combat, but instead follows the genshin route to the smallest details. Even the Endgame Abyss is located on a remote island on the right corner of the map！