Wuchang: Fallen Feathers is a soulslike action RPG set in the land of Shu during the dark and tumultuous late Ming Dynasty, plagued by warring factions and a mysterious illness that spawns monstrous creatures.
Platforms
PC PS5 Series X|SGenres
Adventure Hack and slash/Beat 'em up Role-playing (RPG)Themes
Action Fantasy Mystery Open world
Languages: English and 11 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
CriticLenz
By Alireza RazmjoeiWuchang: Fallen Feathers starts as just another Soulslike, but quickly reveals itself to be so much more. A rewarding journey through a rich world with brilliantly designed levels. Don't miss it.
Impulsegamer
By ImpulsegamerI really enjoyed Wuchang: Fallen Feathers. As far as Souls-likes go, it's nothing especially revolutionary, and it was a tad on the easy side for this sort of thing (Maybe I've finally gotten gud?), but I had a great time with it.
Game Sandwich
By Aden CarterWuchang: Fallen Feathers introduces you to a beautiful new world that is very connected and full of life, with every location being more beautiful than the last. Combined with unique combat mechanics and deep build potential, a lot is going for this game. Unfortunately, the positives are weighed down by some bad level designs and gameplay that force you into specific build styles at certain points to progress. This is only made up for slightly by good exploration and interesting NPC questlines.
GamerFocus
By César SalcedoWuchang: Fallen Feathers stands out for its gameplay, a world rich in history, and a great setting inspired by Chinese culture. While the game may feel like another copy of the genre—due to its lack of drastically innovative nature—it offers an addictive combat experience with a large number of options. This contrasts with its narrative and some unpolished movement mechanics. Despite this, Lenzee's title is an experience worth experiencing, especially since it's part of the Xbox Game Pass catalog.
Bazinameh
By Ashkan AzadiIt seems like a wave of Chinese Soulslike-inspired games is flooding the market, and Wuchang is one of them. Much like Wukong, it’s been surrounded by plenty of buzz and controversy.
