Genshin competitor Wuthering Waves finally has a PS5 release date, and it's coming at the same time as the action RPG's big 2.0 update
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Open-world action RPG Wuthering Waves is finally making its way to PS5 in less than two months in a release that’ll tie in with the game’s next big update – version 2.0
Kuro Gamesconfirmed that the PS5 version was in development back in July, so we’ve known that this was coming for some time, but it’s certainly welcome news to get that all-important release date. While it’ll be a great chance for new players to dive in on console,Kuro Games also confirmsthat “game progress will be synced across PC, mobile and PlayStation 5,” so if you’ve already made a start on any of the other platforms, you won’t have to start again from scratch.
If you’re new to Kuro Games' action RPG, be sure to check out our guide onhow to wish in Wuthering Wavesto get new characters and weapons.
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