- November 14, 2022
- 香港商河洛互動娛樂股份有限公司
- 30h median play time
Path Of Wuxia
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About
"Path of Wuxia" is a simulation game that combines Wuxia world and school life with anime art style. As a young Xia with extraordinary abilities, you join the Hermitic Pavilions of Xia to grow strong, accept teaching from masters, overcome challenges, build your personality, and forge your own path of Xia. Explore friendships, enemies, and your own destiny in this unique wuxia school.











- Engaging storyline with rich character development and multiple paths to explore.
- Unique blend of tactical turn-based combat and life simulation elements, reminiscent of games like Persona.
- High replayability due to various martial arts styles and character interactions.
- The third year feels rushed and lacks the depth and polish of the earlier content.
- Combat can be slow and repetitive, with some balancing issues among martial arts styles.
- The game is still in early access, leading to incomplete content and bugs that affect gameplay experience.
- story408 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The game's story has received mixed reviews, with many players praising its rich narrative and character development, particularly in the first two years, while expressing disappointment over the rushed and incomplete nature of the third year's plot. Although the story is engaging and features meaningful choices, some players feel that the overall execution lacks depth and that many plot points remain unresolved. The game is noted for its standard wuxia themes, but it also offers a unique blend of character interactions and moral dilemmas that resonate with fans of the genre.
“Year 1 and 2 story is absolutely fantastic!”
“The story is very interesting, making me play for it.”
“The plot is well crafted and well inspired, allowing a myriad of choices and definition into paving our own path into this journey.”
“Disappointing story.”
“The amount of story content in the game pales in comparison to Tales of Wuxia (Tow), their previous game.”
“I'm giving this game a negative review purely because it's complete nonsense to sell a story-driven game under the name of early access when in fact the story is only 40% completed.”