So I decided to play through most of the second level too, which was the first time i've entered it, ever. I've heard that if you play levels first, it's the shader cache that already did it's thing, so old levels feel smooth. Turned on vsync, locked fps to 60, turned on graphics mode (I was told the fps mode would be the way to go, but that's where i had the issues) and suddenly, it ran buttery smooth. Then, because i'm impatient and I really love the era, I tried it again. The fps wasn't my issue, but micro stutters and what not are irritating. It was incredibly irritating so I quit the game. There’s also a new PlayStation Blog post running through the same material, if you’re more into words.For whatever reason, the full game for me now suddenly runs buttery smooth and i've got no clue why? First time I booted it up and did the tutorial level, micro stutters quite often and all that stuff. Combat focuses on building up your Spirit meter with quick melee strikes, and then spending it to unleash powerful martial arts and magical attacks.Ī new trailer for the demo shows what you can expect, running through the character creator, leveling system, and tips for how to succeed in combat. It’s based on the Chinese historical novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, though it predictably embellishes the setting with some supernatural elements. Wo Long is a punishing action game in the vein of FromSoftware’s game Souls games and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.

Players who manage to finish before then will unlock a gear item to equip in the full game, the Crouching Dragon Helmet. It’ll go offline on September 25th, meaning you have just 10 days to beat it.

The demo will only be playable for a limited time, however.

Team Ninja and Koei Tecmo have released a limited-time demo for Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.

Wo long: fallen dynasty demo xbox