Gwisted
GwistedNews & updates
A retired arcade worker shares their perspective on Wuthering Waves, emphasizing character design as the primary draw for long-time gamers.
Read article
A Reddit user initiated a lighthearted discussion regarding the visual consistency of the Female Rover character in Wuthering Waves, focusing on specific aesthetic details.
Read article
Two weeks after the 3.7 quest release, a Reddit user shares positive feedback on the Xuanfang storyline and the conclusion of the Mengzhou region.
Read article
Kuro Games has officially released a new wallpaper for Wuthering Waves Version 3.7, featuring story cinematics and the tagline 'The song of old grows quiet, yet over mountains and rivers, there is still a way forward together.'
Read article
Kuro Games has officially introduced Suhsin, a new enemy in the Post-Lament Anthropocene, described as a 'Reckoner of fate' and a fox shadow within the Civilization Capsule.
Read article
Reddit user SweetCandi-ii discusses their mixed feelings regarding Aemeath's visual design in Wuthering Waves, specifically criticizing the outfit while praising facial features.
Read article
Reddit users discuss the Grand Architect's vague lore and compare his narrative presence to other characters.
Read article
A Reddit post highlights Xuanqing's visual appeal, specifically her hair and eyes, sparking community enthusiasm for the character.
Read article
A Wuthering Waves player shared a nostalgic post marking the one-year anniversary of the Rinascita Finale event, referencing the 2.7 update release date.
Read article
Reddit user ScurvyDrinks posted a screenshot from their revived Asian server account, highlighting a character's appearance as the first thing they saw.
Read article
A Reddit user argues that Cartethyia's ultimate transformation remains superior to the recent wave of second-form characters introduced in Wuthering Waves 3.0.
Read article
Reddit user WysSauce shares a comfortable endgame rotation featuring Jinhsi, Hsin, and Shorekeeper, highlighting Jinhsi's continued relevance in Wuthering Waves.
Read article
A new Steam listing for Wonder Boy in Monster Land has sparked debate due to a misspelled title and the absence of major rights holders like Sega or LAT Corp.
Read article
A Reddit user shared an Instagram reel featuring Aemeath from Wuthering Waves performing side quests, noting uncertainty about the original creator's identity.
Read article
A Reddit user shared a comparison image suggesting Denia's glider animation appears awkward, noting her grip looks incorrect compared to other characters.
Read article
A Reddit user shares their experience completing 100% exploration in Jinzhou, estimating the time investment at approximately 40 hours.
Read article
A Reddit user shares how the narrative scale of Suoming's past quest deeply affected them, highlighting the character's tragic longing to keep loved ones' phantoms trapped.
Read article
A Reddit user highlighted the birthday of the Wuthering Waves poster girl, noting a lack of prior mentions in the community.
Read article
A returning player on r/WutheringWaves highlights significant visual improvements and refined wind physics in a specific domain, noting the game's aesthetic evolution since their last playthrough.
Read article
A Reddit user in r/WutheringWaves discusses the potential scale of destruction caused by the Threnodians, referencing Aemeath's weapon description to suggest they may have consumed multiple star systems.
Read article
A community member shared a fan-translated video of Hsin's 'Midnight Podcast' featuring Japanese voice actress Mamiko Noto. The creator noted the difficulty of the translation and mentioned potential future content for other characters.
Read article
A Reddit user reports that removing the optimization beta test from their Wuthering Waves account led to noticeable performance issues, including increased lag in the map navigator and combat stutters.
Read article
A Reddit user analyzes Journey's demeanor in the Wuthering Waves opening cinematic, suggesting her sadness hints at deeper narrative implications.
Read article
Reddit user BallChaserVish posted a thread in r/WutheringWaves sharing their own poor gacha luck to help others feel better about their own pulls.
Read article