Path of Kung Fu
- September 19, 2024
- 游鲤化龙工作室
Get on SteamHe started out as an unknown person in the rivers and lakes, but with a humble body, he became a hero in the treacherous rivers and lakes disputes and stirred up the general trend of the world. No levels, no professions, hundreds of martial arts combinations, dozens of secret scrolls, talents, special attainments, unlimited choices, high degree of freedom, self-created schools, and self-establish…
Reviews
- The game has a rich atmosphere and captures the essence of wuxia novels, providing an engaging experience.
- The combat system is interesting and smooth, allowing for exploration of various martial arts combinations.
- The storyline has potential, with some enjoyable plot twists and character development.
- There is an overwhelming amount of text, making the game feel more like a visual novel than an action game.
- Some players experience frustrating 'plot kills' where they win battles but still face narrative setbacks.
- The game requires online verification through Steam, which some players find inconvenient.
- story3 mentions
- 67 % positive mentions
- -33 % neutral mentions
- 67 % negative mentions
The story is heavily influenced by wuxia novels, featuring atmospheric elements and typical plot twists, but some players feel it relies too much on text rather than integrating the narrative with gameplay. While the character development and quest lines are appreciated, there is a desire for more combat to enhance the storytelling experience.
“A game steeped in the atmosphere of wuxia novels, for better or worse it's also filled with plot twists and regrets typical of wuxia novels.”
“Combat is smooth enough, a good blend of character development and combat and quest line.”
“There isn't enough combat, and I don’t want to read loads of text; I prefer a story told alongside the gameplay.”
“A game steeped in the atmosphere of wuxia novels, for better or worse, it's also filled with plot twists and regrets typical of wuxia novels.”
- atmosphere2 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- -150 % neutral mentions
- 150 % negative mentions
The game's atmosphere is heavily influenced by wuxia novels, effectively capturing their essence through a blend of engaging plot twists and emotional depth. Players appreciate the immersive feel, which enhances the overall experience.
“A game steeped in the atmosphere of wuxia novels; for better or worse, it's also filled with plot twists and regrets typical of wuxia novels.”
“This game has a very good atmosphere and feel.”
“The game is steeped in the atmosphere of wuxia novels; for better or worse, it's also filled with plot twists and regrets typical of the genre.”
“The overall atmosphere feels disjointed and fails to immerse the player in the world.”
“Despite the beautiful visuals, the atmosphere lacks depth and fails to evoke any real emotional response.”
- gameplay1 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
Players feel that the gameplay lacks sufficient combat elements and express a preference for a more integrated storytelling approach, rather than relying heavily on text.
“There isn't enough combat, and I don’t want to read loads of text; I prefer a story told alongside the gameplay.”
- character development1 mentions
- 300 % positive mentions
- -200 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
Reviewers appreciate the integration of character development with combat and quest lines, noting that it creates a smooth and engaging gameplay experience.
“The character development is incredibly deep, allowing players to truly connect with their heroes and shape their journeys.”
“I love how the character arcs evolve throughout the game, making every decision feel impactful and meaningful.”
“The blend of character development with the quest line creates a rich narrative experience that keeps me engaged.”
