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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 by GSQ Games
and published by GSQ Games and Gamirror 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 6.79€ on Gamivo.
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- OS *: Windows 7 64 Bit
- Processor: Not specified
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Not specified
- Storage: 1000 MB available space
- Sound Card: Not specified
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This game will change your life if you let it. I wish I could say that you could go in blind, but you really can't if you're an English speaker. There are a ton of different kinds of cultivation with different rules, and the game doesn't hold your hand through any of it. You will fail; your sect will die many times before you grasp the best ways to ensure their survival. And you will want them to survive, because they are are adorable Chinese chibi-humans striving for immortality. They need warm and cool clothes for summer, meals, comfortable rooms--just like real people. (Rimworld comparisons are accurate, but I think this game is a bit less punishing.) If you get the wrong feng shui in a bedroom, the disciple assigned to it could die in the middle of the night. The Chinese five elements system, Daoism, and general magicy stuff is usually fun, but it can cause trouble for your tiny protagonists if you're not careful. This game has a little bit of everything and it can be overwhelming at first. In addition to caring for your own people, you need to manage relations with a dozen or so other sects, some of which are responsible for your own sect's poverty and precarious position on the world stage. If you try to play the game the developers intended, you'll need to follow a guide that's about 80 pages long. Fortunately, this lengthy quest is entirely optional. I only attempted it after I was familiar with most of the game's other mechanics. There's some cool stuff you get for completing the main storyline, but you can play indefinitely without touching that storyline and still have a ton of fun. Choice is king in this game. Want to wipe out the other sects? Go for it. Want to raise a dragon, or a phoenix, or an adorable dog? You can! (And all three at once with mods!) Want to rescue all the animals and turn them into your disciples? Totally achievable once you know what you're doing. Want to raise your enemies as zombie workers in your fields? For the low, low price of evil sect reputation points, you can. The game is also very moddable, so you can do things like marry and have children with those options downloaded. You can play this game exactly the way you want thanks to mods. There are tons of customization options like clothes and weapons available, and they look different. Your tiny cult members can be highly individualized and specialized in their tasks. I really enjoy that the game seems to be endless (my oldest cult has existed for 3000+ days). You can just chill in your little sect world with soothing music and epic weather (thunderstorms have dragons and are awesome!) and manage your cultivators' lives. You can also build some impressive structures and buildings for your sect. Part life sim, part magic school, part world sim, it really does have a little of everything, and the mechanics can be surprisingly deep. Buy it if you want to scratch a magical Sims itch, or if the research needed doesn't bother you. This is my second-favorite game of all time, and it is worth the effort to learn.
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Recommended, because this game delivers what it promises: A RimWorld-like base game, overlaid with all the classic xianxia tropes: cultivation, warring sects, inner and outer disciples, manuals describing powerful techniques, and popular Daoist-inspired mysticism. The RimWorld-like portions of the game are a bit basic. The work priority system is limited to "on" and "off", and you can't say "make timber from logs whenever I have less than 30 timber". But unlike some RimWorld knockoffs, you do need to pay attention to individual disciples, including the outer disciples who actually do the work. As a RimWorld-like game, it's a decent B-tier. Inner disciples require significant individualized attention, because they're your major weapons, your adventurers, and your magic crafters. The game mechanics support the literary tropes here: the main job of your inner disciples is to become ever more powerful. But xianxia is all about gaining power through esoteric knowledge. And this game really leans into "esoteric knowledge" mechanically: You will need to learn Daoist elementalist interactions. You will need to care about the feng shui of your bedrooms. You will be constantly searching for secret manuals and rare natural treasures. You will care about the cultivation potential of your recruits. You will search for advanced cultivation paths (and each path works differently). The game is full of subsystems and hidden knowledge. There are also some things to be aware of. Several of the tutorials have been broken for years. The English-language documentation and wikis only scratch the surface. There are some occasional bugs in actual game play. But overall, this is a positive review, because if you want a B-tier RimWorld base with xianxia tropes, and if you want to search for esoteric knowledge in order to gain ridiculous power, the game delivers. It's a very solid match between mechanics and tropes.
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played for 300 hours needed 100 to figure out broadly what i was doing then read another 20 pages of pdf documents to actually figure out what i am doing and now i m ready to complete the tutorial.
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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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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 by GSQ Games and published by GSQ Games and Gamirror 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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