Tales of Wind: Radiant Rebirth Expands Its World with New Dungeons and 60FPS Graphics

Tales of Wind is back from its hiatus with a massive update: Radiant Rebirth! This isn't just a minor tweak; it's a complete overhaul. Neocraft has rebuilt the game with revamped features and mechanics, creating a truly reborn experience.

Veteran players will recognize the familiar adventures of La Place. Rest assured, your progress from the original game is safe; you don't need to start over. However, the enhancements in Radiant Rebirth might make you reconsider returning to the older version.

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

The most striking change is the full 60FPS upgrade, designed to leverage the power of modern mobile and PC devices. Beyond that, expect a massive boost in customization options. Over a thousand outfits are available, and you'll even receive free outfit gacha spins to jumpstart your collection.

Radiant Rebirth also introduces an evolved class system. While seven core classes remain, a new dual evolution system lets you unlock secondary job transformations, adding significant depth to character progression.

Exploration expands with a new underwater realm, bringing underwater battles to the mix. The UI has been streamlined for improved usability, scene designs have been reworked for enhanced visuals, and new zones await discovery.

Played the Original? Familiar Fun Awaits!

All the beloved aspects of the original Tales of Wind remain. You can still collect and nurture pets and mounts, enhance your abilities with Soul Cards, tackle dungeons with friends, and compete in PvP battles.

The game's casual modes offer a wealth of variety, from racing and shooting mini-games to quizzes and puzzles. Romantic players can still find their soulmate, complete special couple's tasks, and even have in-game weddings! The guild system, complete with GVG battles and social events, is also intact.

Download Tales of Wind: Radiant Rebirth now on the Google Play Store!

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