What a nice and I would not afraid to say it is innovative game but jeez it is messy. You ever read any wuxia manhwa/manhua, they are also called murim works, well this is literaly them minus memes since it is very calssic and conservative with very righteous and benevolent characaters and it feels so natural in this setting and stunning art direction in a well executed 2,5D which just screams ancient China and you love it. A lot, and I mean a lot lot cultivation methods, techniques with different weapons, all of which are uniquely drawn and presented. And this all is just shoveled into your mouth without any filter or notice.

Right of the bat you are given half of the map and you can go literaly everywhere, find dozens of NPC that you can rob through a friendly spar and get stronger by widening your meridians, as funny as it sounds this is what you would be doing majority of the game and you would enjoy it, but at some point there would be so much to do and remember that you would be overwhelmed and start missing content, dialogues or even quests that can hugely impact your story and gameplay. Nobody would warn you that there is some potential companion dies in random z-city because you simply never visited it or did so but at a wrong time. You would go through main quest just by going to sleep because it is written in the journal to do so, but by doing it you would miss most of the important bits that affect that same quest and rewards.

I do know that there are games like Trails Series which change NPC dialogues after every cutscene but Wandering Sword is far and beyond that. I did enjoy the game, but I had to do so with guides which, tbh are far in between if you do not know Chinese, and I still missed a lot of things which nobody would warn you about.

This game reminds me of my childhood watching Chinese martial arts. Love the Game!!!

很讚的遊戲劇情很厲害，推推!!