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Rise up in a search for immortality in this strategy sim and management game based on Chinese mythology. Rebuild your sect and train new disciples through the path of cultivation. Research magic and gather mystical artifacts, face ancient dangers and other sects in your path to spiritual ascension.

Amazing Cultivation Simulator is a simulation, martial arts and rpg game developed and published by GSQ Games.
Released on November 24th 2020 is available only on Windows in 2 languages: Simplified Chinese and English.

It has received 23,009 reviews of which 19,720 were positive and 3,289 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.4 out of 10. 😎

The game is currently priced at 20.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 6.61€ on Gamivo.


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Windows
  • OS *: Windows 7 64 Bit
  • Processor: Not specified
  • Memory: 8 GB RAM
  • Graphics: Not specified
  • Storage: 1000 MB available space
  • Sound Card: Not specified
  • Additional Notes: Not specified

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April 2025
SsethTheentach made a video about this and I feel, that explains this game and it's fascination best. Just continue to watch that vid on YT :P I can 100% confirm, that this game is exactly what and how he says it is.....
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Jan. 2025
Every negative review about this game is probably correct. It's buggy, annoying, obtuse, badly translated and also crack cocaine. It's basically unplayable without mods and a wiki open on the side. I cannot stop playing it. I physically cannot turn it off. I have encountered several thesis-sized google docs explaining random subsystems I've barely interacted with. I've read all of them and understood maybe half of one. ONE OF THEM WAS ABOUT PLANTING TREES. I have never had more fun optimising and micromanaging in a game, and I'm so deep in the paradox money drain I get flashbacks every time a random youtuber uses the stellaris ost. The willingness of this game to just let you try something again is absolutely amazing for my brain. It lets you fuck up, get stuck and learn while not making these things feel game-ruining. You slowly piece together the best way to do things and figure out how to fund and implement them. Then you find out about an obscure mechanic that could make it slightly more optimal and the next thing you know it's 6am and you need to leave for work. I had a nightmare the other day about my risky rabbit yaoguai recruit not surviving tribulation. I DONT HAVE A RISKY RABBIT YAOGUAI RECRUIT. My sect leader has a giant cat mount because it's cute even though it's tier 1 and absolute ass. My dedicated artifact crafting snake lady has a minor error in her skill tree that doesn't affect her crafting in the slightest and I'm heavily considering giving her a nirvana pill. My brain is being rewired in real time. Someone send help.
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Dec. 2024
This is one of those games you spend hours learning the mechanics... Then you discover the wiki and spend more time deep diving into the mechanics... Then you find the Discord and search the massive archive of conversations on various topics you always wanted to know.. Finally, you discover a few mods you would like to add in game along with some home brew cultivators for your next run and voila 500+ hours in game. One of my favorite games to come back to and play, try new strategies, or just hope for a bad ass roll at character creation and go with it. Nothing sucks more than your favorite mortal getting a heart attack just before you enlighten them or the random demon creature assault while your main defense force is out gathering and your mortal sprouts just get killed. Don't forget the rude guests you get that are never satisfied while visiting or the endless searching for a specific NPC. My recommendation is buy, buy, buy, and spend hours absorbing the Chinese fantasy of Xianxia and Wuxia elements. Take a break from European fantasy.
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Nov. 2024
If you like the genre of Xianxia, then this is a great game for you. This game basically acts as a colony sim. You start off with normal folk, without any cultivation. Then, those that you choose (which you usually decide through their stats) can be promoted to undertake the path of cultivation. These Inner Disciples as they're called are your major powerhouse and do a lot of the work, defending your sect from invaders and going out on trips into the greater world to gather resources. They are also the ones who do things like make pills for later use. However, it's not a good idea to promote everyone into an Inner Disciple. The mortals in your sect, known as Outer Disciples, do a lot of the carrying too. Buildings can't be built without them, you can't mine without them, and you generally can't hunt without them. Heck, they're also the ones who tend to your fields, which can also grow plants that can be used for alchemy so they can't be looked down upon. The game does have a steep learning curve, but there are guides out there to help you along. You'll go through a lot of trial and error, though you'll realize it's worth it when you finally have your first tier 1 golden core Inner Disciple. This game will both ask a lot and ask little from you, especially when you got the foundations down and things are running smoothly. Though be prepared as the game can and will throw curveballs your way. It's even more so with the new update; I advise new players NOT to play with the Heavenly Chaos option chosen. If you want to test your mastery of the game, there is Immortal mode, which is basically Ironman mode, with different challenges you can choose from. It's in this mode and through those challenges that you can get achievements (barring one that you can get without Immortal mode on). Fellow Daoist, if you pick up this game, I graciously congratulate you on your path of cultivation.
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Oct. 2024
An incredible game that's very complex, so it's not for casual players. Despite being a veteran of Dwarf fortress and Rimworld (and similar colony games), this game still manages to catch me off guard constantly despite the surface looking similar. I've owned this game for many years but only recently decided to dvelve into the deep gameplay after playing the tutorial several times. It has also given me an appreciation for chinese concepts that until now had been completely alien if not exotic to me, and it's a joy to learn and experience it.
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Amazing Cultivation Simulator is currently priced at 20.99€ on Steam.

Amazing Cultivation Simulator is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 20.99€ on Steam.

Amazing Cultivation Simulator received 19,720 positive votes out of a total of 23,009 achieving a rating of 8.40.
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Amazing Cultivation Simulator was developed and published by GSQ Games.

Amazing Cultivation Simulator is playable and fully supported on Windows.

Amazing Cultivation Simulator is not playable on MacOS.

Amazing Cultivation Simulator is not playable on Linux.

Amazing Cultivation Simulator is a single-player game.

There are 2 DLCs available for Amazing Cultivation Simulator. Explore additional content available for Amazing Cultivation Simulator on Steam.

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Amazing Cultivation Simulator does not support Steam Remote Play.

Amazing Cultivation Simulator is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.

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Amazing Cultivation Simulator
8.4
19,720
3,289
Game modes
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Online players
292
Developer
GSQ Games
Publisher
GSQ Games
Release 24 Nov 2020
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