The question of Wuchang Fallen Feathers being an open-world game has come up a lot, mainly because of how its world is designed and how exploration plays a big part in it. On the surface, it may look like a free world setup with branching paths and environmental depth.But no, Wuchang Fallen Feathers is not a fully open-world game. Instead, it strikes a balance, best described as a semi-open world. You’ll be able to explore, revisit earlier areas, and discover hidden bosses or gear, but progression stays structured. The freedom is there, just not without limits.Wuchang Fallen Feathers: How is this semi open world game built around progression?The protagonist in Wuchang (Image via 505 Games)The surroundings in Wuchang Fallen Feathers are detailed and sprawling, but they’re not seamless. Each area is tied into another through set transitions or unlockable shortcuts. Some regions loop back into others, giving a sense of depth, but your progression is always on a track. You’re guided forward, and while you can explore off to the side, you’ll never be able to stray too far from the intended path.Certain paths remain permanently blocked, even if they visually seem passable. A broken gate, a pile of debris, or dense bushes will stop you, and you won’t be able to bypass them unless the game wants you to. There are moments where an alternate route opens from the opposite side, giving the illusion of freedom, but it’s still under the game’s control.Also read: How to obtain the Buddha Statue in Wuchang: Fallen FeathersPlayer choices don’t reshape the worldYou’ll encounter NPCs, some through locked doors or in isolated corners, and they may offer small side tasks. But decisions made during these interactions don’t impact the world or the main quest. Dialogue might change slightly, or you might earn different items, but there are no branching narratives or consequences tied to your actions.Side quests and optional tasksSide content does exist, but it’s relatively simple. You may be asked to retrieve items or look into a location, but these don’t expand the story or open new regions. They’re more like optional tasks to add a bit of depth, not large-scale missions you’d expect from a typical open world game.Wuchang Fallen Feathers PC system requirementsIf you’re playing on PC, here’s what you’ll need:MinimumOS: Windows 10CPU: Intel Core i5-8400 / AMD Ryzen 5 1600RAM: 16GB (dual-channel recommended)GPU: GTX 1070 (8GB) / RX 5600 XT (6GB)Storage: SSDRecommendedCPU: i5-12600KF / Ryzen 5 7600XRAM: 32GBGPU: RTX 3070 / RX 6750 XTStorage: SSDThis concludes our article on whether Wuchang Fallen Feathers is an open world game or not.Check out: Wuchang Fallen Feathers Deluxe Edition: Pricing, content, and is it worth getting?