🎮️ Ride a Goose, Slay a Boss: Where Winds Meet Is Wild

From a 150-hour free RPG with Soulslike goose-riding to Sony’s live-service flops - here’s everything you actually need to know in gaming this week.

Good morning!

This week’s top story? Where Winds Meet. A 150-hour open-world RPG that lets you ride a goose into battle. Yes, a goose. Move over Skyrim horses, we’ve peaked.

In this edition, we’ve got:

  • A free RPG that makes Ubisoft look lazy

  • Elden Ring running like a slideshow on Switch 2

  • Bungie’s CEO rage-quitting Destiny 2

Here’s everything you need to know this week in gaming - read on before someone tells you to “touch grass.”

Here’s everything you need to know this week in the world of gaming.

TOP STORY

I tried 'Where Winds Meet' early...

Imagine Sekiro, Assassin’s Creed: China Edition, and a goose you can literally ride into battle. That’s Where Winds Meet.

It’s a 150-hour, free-to-play open-world RPG from China, with Soulslike boss fights, four-player co-op, and even a dialogue “rap battle” system because apparently swords weren’t enough. Combat is buttery smooth, the world is massive, and yes, it’s monetized only through cosmetics. (Pay-to-win? Not here, chief.)

Highlights:

  • Boss fights that genuinely slap.

  • Open-world activities ranging from treasure hunts to… chanting shirtless with monks.

  • Accessibility options that make parrying either casual-friendly or controller-snapping.

  • And the pièce de rĂ©sistance: the goose mount. Forget horses. You stand on a goose. Peak game design.

Is it perfect? No, there’s pop-in, over-complicated leveling menus, and more loot drops than a Diablo fever dream. But honestly? For a free game, it makes Ubisoft and EA look like they’re napping at the wheel.

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Luke