Wang Yue, The Open World ARPG Is Stepping Out Of The Shadows As Testing Phase Nears

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Wang Yue, a fantasy ARPG, has a testing phase on the horizon. They just secured a registration number too! This number basically means that the game has received approval to publish in China.

The first round of technical testing seems to be on the way as well. This is a trial run of a game before it’s officially available to everyone. Developers invite a small group of players to test things out, find bugs, and give feedback on the gameplay.

Here’s a rundown of what you’ll come to encounter in the Wang Yue technical testing phase. It’s story flares under a scorching sun that’s wreaking havoc on the planet. The world is now a cracked egg, with two separate continents floating freely thanks to weird gravity shenanigans.

Tian Yue City, a dazzling inverted metropolis, hangs upside down in the sky. Below it lies a ruined landscape, remnants of a bygone era. In the middle of this cosmic mess, you’ll find yourself as Qing Wu, a character surrounded by mystery. Betrayed, trapped in darkness, and rudely awakened in this strange new world – Qing Wu has a lot to unpack. Why is the sun, once a symbol of doom, now worshipped? What’s the deal with the upside-down city? And who are these folks who seem keen on eliminating you?

Wang Yue throws out the traditional open-world rulebook. Forget repetitive quests and mindless monster bashing. This game is all about exploration and carving your path. Want to roam the skies above Tian Yue City? Go for it! Feeling more grounded? Explore the ruins below, packed with secrets waiting to be unearthed. The world reacts to your choices.

NPCs won’t just stand around waiting for you to chat. They’ll react to your actions – some might call the police on you if you get too rowdy, while others might shower you with gratitude for your help.

The developers need your opinion on the game. Soon, they’ll be hosting discussions, design contests, and other activities where you can express yourself and help improve the game. Reservations for the game are now