After a significant break, Tales of Wind has made a triumphant return with its massive update, Radiant Rebirth. True to its name, the game has undergone a complete transformation, thanks to Neocraft's efforts to revamp its features and mechanisms.

If you're familiar with the original game, you'll fondly recall the numerous adventures through La Place. Rest assured, the original version remains available, so you won't lose your progress or have to start anew. However, once you experience the exciting updates, you might find it hard to go back to the old version.

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

The most significant change in the new version is the upgrade to full 60FPS, designed to leverage the capabilities of modern mobile and PC platforms. You'll now have access to extensive customization options, including over a thousand outfits and free spins on the outfit gacha.

Tales of Wind: Radiant Rebirth has also revamped 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 fresh areas to explore, including an exciting new underwater realm where you can battle beneath the waves. Additionally, the user interface has been revamped, scene designs have been reworked, and new zones have been added to enhance the gaming 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 character with Soul Cards, tackle dungeons with friends, and engage in PvP battles.

The game's casual modes offer a variety of activities, from racing and shooting mini-games to quizzes and puzzles. You can also find your soulmate, complete special tasks together, and even have an in-game wedding. The guild system, complete with GVG battles and social events, remains a core feature of the game.

Don't miss out on the excitement—check out Tales of Wind: Radiant Rebirth on the Google Play Store today.

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