Wuthering Waves

To my knowledge, there are no offers for this game. It’s just a title I have enjoyed. I mostly do game guides here and figured, why not talk a bit about Wuthering Waves, even if there is no money to be earned.

This won’t be a wiki or a full game guide, just some helpful tips I’ve come across during my play experience. The game is pretty big, and there are already several great sites to choose from for that sort of thing.

I’m going to be much more chill, especially since there’s no money to be earned. We’re not rushing to beat the game in 30 days.

game highlights

Wuthering Waves fits into the Action RPG and Gacha subgenre. The game is huge, both in file size and in game world experience. You’ll need a good phone to run this sucker.

Wuthering Waves is definitely not a casual-play game, in my opinion.

It won the 2025 Best Ongoing Game award (https://www.reddit.com/r/gachagaming/comments/1p23al6/wuthering_waves_wins_best_ongoing_game_in_google/).

banners and pulls

Asterite is the principal currency used for account progression and pulling on gacha banners.

You’re gonna get these from all the normal activities like daily activity points (60/day), completing main and side quests, exploring regions, opening supply chests, participating in limited events, and clearing endgame modes like the Tower of Adversity or Weekly Elusive Realm, blah blah blah.

Converting Asterites into banner pulls costs 160 Asterites per pull.

It takes up to 80 pulls (12,800 Asterites) to hit a 5-star drop, and with the 50/50 system, a guaranteed limited character can cost over 25,000 Asterites. Ouch.

carrying

tower

The end game stuff can get pretty deep, and you’re gonna want to have like 3 full teams to handle Tower of Adversity.

If you can manage it, you want to have your 4-star girls with high Resonance Chains (like Sanhua or Mortefi) to work as cheap gap fillers for the 2nd and 3rd team. Drop your fighting best in the first slot and rock out.