Tutien Path

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Tutien Path is a single player and multiplayer role playing game. It was developed by Truong Thanh Triet and was released on October 16, 2025. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

*I am looking for a publisher for my game. (Contact: [email protected]) Game Overview: Tu Tien Path is a 3D Xianxia Cultivation game, Fantasy Adventure RPG in UNREAL ENGINE 5. You are free on your own path in the world. But you will be loneliness, and very consistency if you want to go to the highest. It’s a part of a web novel, Q-Style with stylized object model and colors world. In mor…

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stability3 negative mentions

The game has a tremendous amount of potential and is enjoyable, especially for fans of the cultivation genre.
The developer is responsive to bugs and issues, showing commitment to improving the game.
It's fun and addictive once you start cultivating, with engaging interactions with NPCs.

The game is currently very buggy and lacks polish, making it feel incomplete.
There is no tutorial to guide players, leading to confusion about game mechanics and progression.
Major updates drastically change gameplay, which can be frustrating for players trying to adapt.

stability
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The game's stability is criticized for being buggy and underdeveloped, which is somewhat expected for an early access title. While players find it surprisingly enjoyable despite these issues, the overall consensus suggests that it requires significant improvements before it can be fully recommended.
- “I cannot recommend this game in its bare-bones, buggy state.”
- “It is a bit buggy and not fleshed out as much as it could be, but for an early access game, this is something normal.”
- “Surprisingly fun, if buggy and obviously early in development.”
story
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Users express frustration with the story progression, particularly due to a lack of flying ability that hinders quest completion. Additionally, there is a desire for more intricate quest mechanics, suggesting that the current system of exchanging items with NPCs feels too simplistic and could benefit from deeper narrative connections.
- “I would also like to see quests tied to NPC gifts, or at least something more complex than just looking at a list, giving the person something you bought from someone else, and getting a thing in return.”