After taking a well-deserved break, Tales of Wind has returned with a colossal update dubbed Radiant Rebirth, living up to its name with a complete overhaul. Neocraft has introduced this new version packed with revamped features and innovative mechanics.

If you're familiar with the original game, you'll recall the endless adventures through La Place. Don't worry, the original game remains available, so you won't lose your progress or need to start anew. However, once you experience the exciting new additions, you might find it hard to go back to the old version.

What's Changed in Tales of Wind: Radiant Rebirth?

The most significant enhancement in the new version is the full 60FPS upgrade, designed to leverage the capabilities of modern mobile and PC devices. Additionally, players now have access to a plethora of customization options, including over a thousand outfits and free outfit gacha spins.

Tales of Wind: Radiant Rebirth has also refined the game’s class system. Players can now choose from seven core classes, each featuring a dual evolution system that allows for secondary job transformations.

The MMORPG update introduces new areas to explore, including an underwater realm where you'll battle beneath the waves. The user interface has been revamped, scene designs reworked, and new zones added to enhance the overall experience.

Played the Original?

The elements that made Tales of Wind enjoyable are still present in the new version. You can continue to capture and collect pets and mounts, enhance your abilities with Soul Cards, team up with friends to conquer dungeons, and engage in competitive PvP battles.

The casual modes remain diverse, offering activities like racing, shooting mini-games, quizzes, and puzzles. You can also find your soulmate, undertake special tasks together, and even celebrate an in-game wedding. The guild system, complete with GVG battles, is still a core feature, along with the social events that come with guild membership.

So, why wait? Dive into Tales of Wind: Radiant Rebirth, available now on the Google Play Store.

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