Any worthwhile PC games made in China?

[Aemar]

... besides Low Magic Age and perhaps Sands of Salzaar?

Just curious.

 

[oddech_wymarlych_swiatow]

It run well on 386 CPU back in the day.

 

[Fargus]

KISSAMYASS DAMIT



Not-Predator boss

 

[Wirdschowerdn]

I'm surprised there isn't a CCP certified Rice harvesting simulator availabel yet that teaches children to push Western devils away from their lands.

 

[KateMicucci]

I'm surprised there isn't a CCP certified Rice harvesting simulator availabel yet that teaches children to push Western devils away from their lands.

The first chinese video game I ever heard about was about a chink woman who was famous in communist propaganda for knitting socks. The entire game was just knitting socks.

 

[Valestein]

There's this game that's a lot like Muramasa The Demon Blade.



And then there's this upcoming Metroidvania.



As far as such indie titles goes, China seems promising.

 

[Modron]

Tale of Wuxia (just avoid the prequel since the translation is google translate level)
Ho Tu Lo Shu ： The Books of Dragon (from the same people and got an okay fan translation)
Fateseeker (heard this is good and has a fan translation but I haven't picked it up yet)
Banner of Maid
My Time at Portia (if you're into those Harvest Moon type things)
Gloria Sinica: Han Xiongnu Wars (chinese made mount and blade mod is worth trying, the han faction has a nice questline, suffers a bit from chinese inferiority complex in that only 1 other faction has enough strength to really challenge it such that the sandbox is more interesting if you align with any other faction)
https://store.steampowered.com/app/688470/Han_Xiongnu_Wars/

could give the grandady of chinese rpgs a shot https://rpgcodex.net/forums/threads/the-legend-of-sword-and-fairy-aka-chinese-paladin.99662/

 

[Suicidal]

Gujian 3 is pretty good. Kinda like Witcher but with a combat system that doesn't put me to sleep.

 

[bat_boro]

I played Price of Qin 15 years ago and loved it - https://store.steampowered.com/app/1717410/Prince_of_Qin/

 

[Modron]

I played Price of Qin 15 years ago and loved it - https://store.steampowered.com/app/1717410/Prince_of_Qin/

Prince of Qin is definitely worth trying enjoyed it quite a bit back then. Did you play Seal of Evil, I always meant to give it a proper shot but never did.

 

[Aemar]

Thought about Prince of Qin as well, though I wasn't sure the devs were Chinese.

 

[bat_boro]

I played Price of Qin 15 years ago and loved it - https://store.steampowered.com/app/1717410/Prince_of_Qin/

Prince of Qin is definitely worth trying enjoyed it quite a bit back then. Did you play Seal of Evil, I always meant to give it a proper shot but never did.

Nah I didn't unfortunately and now it's buried into a ton of stuff in the backlog

 

[Hobknobling]

Just watch this two and a half hour video and you might find something worthwhile.

 

[Irata]

I'm surprised there isn't a CCP certified Rice harvesting simulator

I think the CCP wants to distance themselves from farming as much as possible thanks to Mao.

 

[Konjad]

It's genuinely good action game.

 

[Modron]

It's genuinely good action game.

Don't you have to buy dlc to unleash the tiddie mode?

 

[Konjad]

It's genuinely good action game.

Don't you have to buy dlc to unleash the tiddie mode?

No, almost everything in DLCs can be unlocked in-game for free. Doesn't even need grinding much. DLCs just unlock some additional colors usually.

 

[Mise]

Short answer: NO.
Long answer: Depends. Are you looking for a job, where you aren't paid at all but instead you dish out money in order to work for 6 hours instead of 8? If yes then China is probably the #1 maker of these jobs(they call them MMORPGS for some reason, weird name if you ask me). If not then they haven't made anything worthwhile.

 

[Dreed]

The Tangut Prophecy, coming soon™:

https://rpgcodex.net/forums/threads...-historical-fiction-12th-century-china.80544/

Spoiler

 

[Puukko]

I just played the intro to Sword and Fairy 7... it's definitely very sharp looking and seems well polished, but also surprisingly popamole. The tutorial was clearly made for people who have never played action games in their lives. Also, QTEs and a reverse chase sequence in the first 10 minutes. Eh...

The combat was made slower by the elaborate animations that couldn't be cancelled, at least that early on, and I'm not sure I like the idea of super flashy moves that are just on a cooldown with no other requirements.

I think I'll appreciate the free hard drive space more.

 

[Endemic]

https://rpgcodex.net/forums/threads/random-non-japanese-asian-rpg-news-thread.119765/

Tale of Wuxia is highly rated by some on the Codex, but it has a subpar localization.

 

[Modron]

Tale of Wuxia's translation to english is decent, granted the last couple content patches have not been nor will probably be translated but that might not be so bad all the recent chinese reviews since a patch a few months ago have been negative for some reason that I haven't bothered to investigate. Now Tale of Wuxia the Prequel that has a machine translation so bad you cannot understand it.

 

[Endemic]

This scene comes to mind as awkwardly translated:

 

[Nano]

This scene comes to mind as awkwardly translated:

Why does she have a beard?

 

[JarlFrank]

This scene comes to mind as awkwardly translated:

Why does she have a beard?

looks like a veil to me

 

[curds]

This scene comes to mind as awkwardly translated:

Yeah, it should be rest assured my penis will send you to heaven, not rest assure.

 

[laclongquan]

I played Price of Qin 15 years ago and loved it - https://store.steampowered.com/app/1717410/Prince_of_Qin/

Prince of Qin is definitely worth trying enjoyed it quite a bit back then. Did you play Seal of Evil, I always meant to give it a proper shot but never did.

Nah I didn't unfortunately and now it's buried into a ton of stuff in the backlog

Seal of Evil made in the line of Prince of Qin, but god know why it feel tired and uninteresting compared to PoQ. Uninstalled after 2 hours.