Kuro Games · Open-world action RPG
Wuthering Waves
Echo planners, Waveplate timers, resonator builders, and player guides for Solaris-3 — tools first, then the notes that make them useful.
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Featured tools
Echoes, Waveplate, and build planning.
Echo Planner
Fit sonata bonuses inside cost limits before you dump Waveplate.
Resonator Builder
Plan levels, weapons, and build goals for your main carry.
Waveplate Timer
Stop capping stamina overnight while you’re mid-farm.
Material Calculator
See ascension and Forte costs before you commit a week of farming.
Featured guides
Launch notes, Echoes, and resonator decisions.
First Week Launch Guide
What actually mattered on launch — mistakes and priorities.
Echo System Guide
Cost, main Echo, sonata priority, and when to stop rolling.
Resonators — Pick & Build
Roles, investment order, and pull decisions without fake tiers.
Reroll Guide
Whether rerolling is worth it and what to aim for early.
About Wuthering Waves
Wuthering Waves is Kuro Games’ open-world action RPG on Solaris-3. You play as the Rover, swapping between Resonators in real-time combat with dodge counters, Intro/Outro Concerto effects, and an Echo gear system captured from enemies. Waveplate is your daily stamina — spend it on the Resonator you’re actually clearing with.
Attributes
Aero
Wind — mobility and pressure
Electro
Lightning — burst and control
Fusion
Fire — aggressive damage kits
Glacio
Ice — control and sustain windows
Spectro
Light — support and utility
Havoc
Dark — raw damage focus
Systems that matter
- Echoes: Cost-limited gear with main skills and sonata bonuses — plan them in the Echo Planner.
- Concerto: Intro/Outro effects on swap define burst windows.
- Forte: Skill tree investment — don’t spread materials across six half-built Resonators.
- Waveplate: Daily stamina. Cap = wasted progress.
• Pick one main DPS and finish their weapon + usable Echo set before spreading farms
• Learn dodge counters — gear can’t fix every telegraph
• Level Data Bank so Echo rarity stops feeling cursed
• Use the launch guide if you’re still sorting first-week mistakes
• Redeem codes, then plan pulls around a real stash — not vibes