Tale of wuxia romance5/3/2023 ![]() Yes, there’s a drunkard that will teach you drunken mastery after enough drinks. In response, the studio created a world that covers nearly every imaginable wuxia motif without directly referencing any authors, similar to Dragon Age’s creation after Bioware lost the DnD license. What didn’t return in the 2001 game, though, was the Jin Yong IP. Most notably, recruitment of characters and learning various wushu moves were tied to stat-checks such as morality and IQ, a feature that will come back in Tale of Wuxia with much heavier presence. ![]() Heluo Studios created Tale of Jin Yong in 1996, successfully mixing 14 novels from Jin Yong, the JRR Tolkien of wuxia novels, into a free-roaming open world RPG. In Chinese though, so I can't vouch for the translation) (This was my first time on the remaster, 4th overall, steam reports 25 hours to get to one of the standard good endings. I can’t guarantee you’ll like it, but the game is such a strange, fascinating hodgepodge of ideas that I highly recommend seeing it for yourself. If you have the money to spare, stop reading here and just go try the game. The recent remake is (mostly tolerably?) translated to English, and can be found on Steam here, for $17, with an 84% positive rating among English reviews. ![]() Tale of Wuxia is a modern remake of a beautifully bizarre Chinese RPG, somewhat similar to Persona in structure, wrapped in full-blown wuxia/martial arts theme. ![]()
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