《侠客风云传前传》上市一天，各路玩家评论集锦_游侠网 Ali213.net
《侠客风云传前传》上市一天，各路玩家评论集锦
【游侠导读】国产单机武侠RPG游戏《侠客风云传前传》于昨日正式上市。作为2016年国产首部武侠之作，游戏一经上市便好评如潮，小编通过收集与汇总将在此为大家展示一下外界对该游戏的评价，一起去看看吧！
　　国产单机武侠RPG游戏《》于昨日正式上市。作为2016年国产首部武侠之作，游戏一经上市便好评如潮，小编通过收集与汇总将在此为大家展示一下外界对该游戏的评价。
　　游戏在上市之后，众玩家纷纷对《侠客风云传前传》给予美好期盼，以下是腾讯TGP玩家们的评论，一起来看看吧！
　　当然，光有期盼不足矣说明什么问题。游戏还是得通过体验才能感受到其中的乐趣，无论是好是坏，玩家们心中自有分寸。以下是贴吧玩家通过体验后对游戏给出的一些评价，请大家随着小编一起来看看！
　　可以看出，该玩家是《侠客》系列的铁杆粉丝，对于《侠客风云传》本传的游戏将十分熟悉。或许一款好的产品真的是需要通过比较后才能得出结论，通过与本传之间的对比，今年上市的《侠客风云传前传》显然没有令他失望，该玩家也是颇有耐性的把他在游戏中获得的美好体验一一表述给大家。
　　对于体育赛事来说，最大的看点之一就是：扭转局面。请原谅小编是个体育达人，或许这个比喻并没有恰到好处，但此时想说的就是：《》在一定的方面也做到了扭转局面！对于觉得游戏整体可能与本传并无太大区别的玩家来说，通过了对前传游戏的体验，让他真真切切的体验到了什么是区别。
　　该玩家在帖子里很中肯的写出了自己的游戏体验，尽管《》还是会存在少许不足之处，但总体上还是给他带来了许多惊喜与美好的体验。
　　此外，对游戏处于观望期的玩家在贴吧中还做出了一篇调查打分贴。于是一些已经体验过游戏的玩家纷纷在此帖中打分并且留言。
　　大家一起来看看那些玩家体验后的感受吧！
　　通过玩家对游戏一系列的打分以及评论，小编认为：游戏虽然还是会存在一些不足之处，但总体来说，《侠客风云传前传》是没有让大家失望的。后续倘若出一些补丁给修复一下，游戏将会尽善尽美。
　　《》是一款战棋类武侠游戏，其中以高自由度作为特色力，求为玩家打造一个动态的武侠世界。同时结合了许多有趣且耐玩的系统玩法，如果你是一名武侠游戏迷，请一定不要错过这款诚意的优良之作。
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Tale of Wuxia:The Pre-Sequel
制作公司：凤凰游戏&河洛工作室
发行公司：凤凰游戏
游戏平台：PC
游戏类型：角色扮演RPG
语言版本：中文
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标签：单人单机3D画面支持手柄中级水平RPG美女
开放世界|单兵复仇|建立新的黑帮帝国
最新升级档，包含62DLC
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Title: 侠客风云传(Tale of Wuxia)
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Release Date: 28 Apr, 2016
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Recent updates
Both Version
1. Fixed several crash issues occurred during player visiting main city.
2. Fixed an issue where player found themselves stuck during Poisonous Dragon Sect in the route of the Cult of TianLong
3. Fixed the incorrect camera action during Xiaoyao Valley in the route of the Cult of TianLong
4. The game will now detect player’s screen resolution and start the game in full screen mode when the player start the game for the first time.
Eng Version
1. Fixed issues where players found themselves stuck during events of Ren Jiannan and Fang Yunhua in Strategy Mode.
2. Fixed several untranslated texts of user interface.
Dear fans: Due to some review problems, the release of Steam Trading Cards in this game will be delayed. Sorry for the inconvenience.
About This Game
Tale of Wuxia is a role-playing and single-player PC game, made by Phoenix Games and Heluo Studio. Added lots of new stories, gameplays and systems, it is a new version of Legends of the Wulin. The game engine used by Tale of Wuxia is U3D.
Tale of Wuxia has been dedicated to providing gameplayers with a player-defined platform, where they can customize their own Wuxia. Instead of being restricted to characters’ basic properties and martial arts, in this new version, gameplayers can also choose the personalities and talents of their own. The new talent system makes characters more distinctive. For example, the hard workers are good at monotonous missions, the slyboots prefer changeable missions, while the jade trees are more popular among girls. Different talents come with different gameplays, greatly increasing the fun in playing.
1.Stories on game maps are equipped with many new systems, picturing a more free and real Wuxia world. Furthermore, the ultimate fun lies in character progression.
2.There are more interaction between characters, even NPCs have their own emotions.
3.Multiple endings.
4.Lots of hidden stories needed unlock by special conditions.
5.Added lots of new stories.
6.The number of girls a character can have relationship with has been increased to more than 10.
The current version contains a free DLC - The Return of Devaraja
System Requirements
Minimum:
OS: Windows XP /Win7 /Win 8
(64-bit OS required)
Processor: intel pentium(R)Dual-Core CPU EGHZ or equivalent
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 8600GT or equivalent
Storage: 20 GB available space
Recommended:
OS: Windows XP /Win7 /Win 8
(64-bit OS required)
Processor: Intel Core i5 2.80 GHz or equivalent
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 or equivalent
Storage: 20 GB available space
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A solid game with excellent ideas, but some flawed execution, and very flawed localization.Tales of Wuxia is a Eastern RPG based on Chinese wuxia stories, with plenty of references fo Jin Yong stories. Even if you're not familiar with the genre, this game has plenty to offer... if you have patience to wade through some bad translations. The game has a randomized character creation screen, plenty of branching story arcs (for the main story and side character arcs), a turn-based strategy battle system with adequate depth, and a time management role-play system where players must manage character interactions and their own stats. What's clever is that the players' own stats can have a drastic influence on how certain plot points proceed. If there's a downside, it's that some of the mechanics are simply not explained well (though the basics are explained well enough, leaving room for player exploration).Due to the sheer depth the game has to offer, not to mention the shoddy translations (more on that in a sec), players will practically *need* walkthroughs and guides to help them get the best out of the game, but thankfully there's plenty of guides available.As for the localization, the translations are actually pretty solid early on, but once you hit the halfway point you'll start to notice more and more bad grammar. There's even some minor scenes later in the game that go completely untranslated. Hopefully, a patch will come out to fix these issues soon. The bad translations don't make the game unplayable, but it's pretty darn annoying.If there's one other issue I have with the game, it's the visuals. Part of the game takes place using more &realistic& portraits, but the time-management segment of the game uses &chibi& portraits. The transition between the two can be pretty annoying, since there's not much reason for the switching. Also, the &chibi& portraits actually show different moods while the &realistic& portraits don't... personally, I actually find the &realistic& portraits kinda flat most of the time.Overall, I had lots of fun with this, but would only recommend it to people with either the patience to figure out bad translations, or wait until a patch which can fix it comes out. If you're a fan of Wuxia stories, then I defintely recommend it either way.
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This is a remade of a game that was made over ten years ago. You play as a newbie to the world of Chinese Martial Arts. The game has two modes: Sim + RPG. During Sim mode you pretty much just choose different activities to build your character, and during RPG mode, you run around and fight people. Overall it's a pretty standard game. It gives you enough freedom to develop your character as you see fit. There are a couple negative things about this game. First, English translation is not fluid... maybe the translation was done by someone who's literally translating Chinese into English. The syntax and the flow of sentences just feel off. Second, there's no customization of the character. The only thing that makes a difference in terms of appearance is weapon choice. Lastly, wasn't this game released in 2015? How come the graphics and 3D rendering was so badly done?Regardless, this game was developed to cater to Chinese players. It's a breath of fresh air because I haven't seen a decent PC game coming out of China in a while. Every developer is too busy making MMOs. If you can read Chinese, definitely give it a try. If you just saw the movie Crouching Tiger and Hidden Dragon, then by all means, give it a shot as well.
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I was a little leary about buying this, with all the people talking about game breaking bugs, inconsistent translation, and numerous crashes, so I'm writing this because it's the sort of review that might have put my mind at ease.While the translation is not completely consistent, it is ultimately understandable and honestly pretty well done for such a huge game.
90% of the dialogue in this game is not only understandable but decently written and engaging.
The other 10% is either cut off by text boxes (I have encountered only 2 or 3 instances of this), hilariously bad google translate, or localisation that doesn't quite match the rest of the game (characters using British colloquialisms, a villain saying &peace out&, etc.).
None of it is particularly damning or immersion killing, and a lot of it gave me a chuckle.
So far I've been able to find answers to the untranslated quizes (such as the acupuncture point) either online or in the forum here.
I should add that I have no experience or knowledge of the chinese language. I have also not encountered any major bugs or issues.
That doesn't mean you won't, I may just be lucky in this regard.
For me, the keyboard and game are responsive with a controller plugged into my desktop and I haven't seen a single crash so far.
In fact, it runs remarkably smooth for me.Now I'm going to talk about why you should buy this game.
There are very few kung fu RPGs out there, which is a shame.
Jade Empire was decent but it suffered from Bioware's heavyhanded writing and the port was kind of a buggy mess, and I'm not familiar with any others like it.
This game is far more open and ambitious than Jade Empire, and frankly better programmed (at least than the PC port).
Beyond that, it has an ambition that you don't see in RPG's anymore.
While not strictly open world, there is an openness to this game in that it allows you to make your character into whatever you want, to make friends with whoever you want, and make choices that impact your character and the world he lives in.
While there are some questionable design choices and I wish there was more information given in the UI, I absolutely appreciate the scope of this project and I think it was largely succesful.
My favorite part of the game, beyond watching my character improve from getting stomped by thugs into a respectable fighter, is how pretty and immersive it is.
The graphics are admitedly a little dated, but honestly I find that charming in an age where everything is either hyperrealistic or retro, and the hand drawn scenes are very nicely done.
The music, however, is where this game really draws you in.
This is a good game.
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This is a complete remake of the decade-old legendary Chinese kung fu RPG.Despite the English translated version doesn't carry the full spirit of the game in original language, this game would definitely provide western player a great opportunity experiencing the Chinese Wuxia culture.Unlike some disappointing AAA games where the ending involves with space magic and different cut scene color, your decision in this game does matter and will heavily affect the story line and ending.
Almost all event decisions affect the ending in some way.
The story branch out into about four different main storyline in late game.It is rare to see RPG nowadays where I really took my time to consider what I should answer, or decide what I should do when there is an NPC event --- &which side should I help?& &how about just take this item by force?& &it would be the best if I do nothing and stay out of this?&.
Decisions do MATTER in this game.Replay value is high.
I finished my first playthrough at around 35 hours.
So just three playthough will yield more than 100 hours, and every playthough would be very different than the those before --- all of this... just cost 15 dollars!Not to mention free DLCs with new contents and storylines (in form of mandatory updates).I recommend this game with the current price tag ($15.29).
If this game ever gets big sale (~$10 ish), you definitely need to give it a try if you are a RPG lover.
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I have always been a fan of martial arts movies and games, even the twisty plot ones, and this game doesn't disappoint! And the battle system is a treat for strategy RPG fans like I am. The translation is a LITTLE rough in bits, but they were kind enough to help with some quest answers which might not have translated well (or as my friend Mew so graciously pointed out, not at ALL, even for some native Chinese speakers :-P). And the community is quite helpful as well.
The story is intriguing, and quite compelling, and the graphics are on the high end of decent. Especially the animations. So many of em! I heartily recommend this game to any fans of martial arts movies or games, RPG fans, and anyone who is a fan of or wants to BECOME a fan of Chinese culture! Hope there's more content soon!
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I haven't enjoyed a story and such a well thought out game in a long time. This game is for people who have someone an understanding of chinese culture, and who love chinese history. It isn't your straight up hack and slash or diablo kind of game~ Think of it as XCOM but with rich history, there is a lot of reading involved to enjoy this game. The translations are actually well done. Chinese has never translated that well into English, so if you're expecting an English/American use of the language, you own't really get far here. If you're a chinese who grew up in the west and always wanted to learn more about chinese culture, you will LOVE this game!This game is HUGE on character development and relationships. Great story telling, but it is a VERY difficult game. Play it on beginner the first time through. I had to use cheat codes near the end 'cause I started on Veteran = (
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What a gem of an RPG this game has been. It single-handely puts most modern-day RPGs to shame. Turn-based, multiple endings, multiple paths, choices and consequences, fantastic combat, wonderful music, many secrets, reasonably good story, memorable characters, you name it.The whole theme of the game runs loosely on Jin Yong's Wuxia novels. Most of the martial skills you learn are either of Jin Yong's established skills in his novels or game dev invented or other irrelevant powerful moves known to martial arts history like the Wu Ying Jiao or Ru Lai Shen Zhang. A good refreshment over the usual Western fantasy RPGs.While you get to visit villages, towns and cities throughout the game, a good part of the game is spent in &learning/training& mode. In this mode, you get various choices, in the form of an artistic 2D UI, on how to build and train your character. You're given a set stamina number, which you spend either training yourself up in various skills, doing chores, gathering goods / crafting, training in the arts, or strolling around to interact with other Wulin heroes and hopefully learn a thing or two from them. When you visit towns and cities, you're presented with the usual town hubs in RPGs except of course this is in the Eastern Wuxia theme. You get to buy stuff from shops, do sidequests, collect items and help people. And this is where we come across the biggest flaw the game has to offer. Visiting certain cities and towns have time limits, and the time limits are pretty limiting. Forget about taking your own sweet time to explore the city. Just rush through the major sidequests that benefit your character most. The learning/training mode is also pretty much limited by a 4 year limit, although it's a hefty
limit to build your character, would easily last for tens of hours or more and is equivalent to numerous turns. Many events will happen in the 4 years, some minor, some major. You will, however, get to free-roam around the game world in the end of year 4.Skills and secrets are plentiful in the game. There are several martial skills for each category of weapons: sword, broadsword, staff, fist, finger, kicking, throwing weapons, music instruments, fan or brush. That's in addition to the collection of Internal Arts skills you can collect. Each skill comes with 2-3 moves and their unique bonuses. The skills are have their own animation, movesets, buffs/debuffs, and dmg stats. Needless to say the skill list is staggering, makes for multiple playthroughs to experiment, and is interesting and varied. The more powerful Jin Yong skills are in the game. Who wouldn't get excited with the mention of being able to obtain skills like &18 Dragon Subduing Palm&.Skills come from various mentors, events or chests. In a way, some of them are secrets and the most powerful of them are quite difficult to obtain and very very easy to miss. Their power relate to your other artistic skills like calligraphy, music, or chess or to your personal combat stats. Once you miss the chance to get the skill from a person or events, it's gone for good. There's no way you can obtain the skill short of restarting the whole game or reloading an older save. That game design decision might be good for some bad for the rest. The game has a tonne of mini-games. There are mini-games for every gathering / crafting skill in the game. While they can appear to be fun at first, they quickly become a chore. Mining requires you to popamole, literally. Fishing requires you to play tug of war with a fish that you can't possibly lose, unless you don't ever release the line. Smithing requires you to play the game &2048&. Painting requires you to put a set of jigsaws in a limited time. Collecting Herbs has you playing a memory game etc etc. Sadly, some of the most powerful weapons and internal art skills require you to go through some torturous amounts of mini-game play and some of them are hard, which probably requires many reloads to get through. Unlocking chests is also a mini-game, it feels daunting at the start but it's easy once you get the trick to it. What makes the game truly shine other than the awesome number of skills in the game is the multiple paths you are able to walk in the game. The game has multiple endings, there are good endings, bad/evil endings, and even the grey endings. What endings you get depend on the path and choices you make throughout the 4 years of building your character and going through events. There's even an ending for losing to a chicken at the start of the game.The liberty and freedom of building your character is amazing. You're free to specialise on a martial art or mix and match to your liking. Although the latter will most likely fail badly on higher difficulties. Music is simply fantastic and adds to the game a lot. The standard Wuxia flair with a mix of Chinese, Hong Kong drama themed music. Combat is crisp, responsive and always interesting. Character art potraits are full of character and are eye-popping to look at. Story is decent enough and there are multiple paths to walk which will definitely affect your story. This game is already a great classic, imo. If they removed the town/city time limit and put less emphasis on the mini-games, optimise it a little, it'll become even better.
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As of this moment I cannot recommend this.
It has lots of crashing issues, and even some text that isn't translated. I mean it is a good game, but how are you meant to play a game filled with loading screens when it crashes on loading screens.
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It's a fantastic game, but there are too many bugs to stop players.So I recommend people buy this game after this game update few vision.Don't buy this game now!
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i have seen a lot of negative feedback about this game.... as well as almost refunding it but after reading some guides on what to do and such heres my reviewfor its price this game is really good BUT needs A LOT of understanding.this game has SOME free roam you are mostly stuck in xiao yao valleys martial arts school from there its pretty much a hero simulator you train skills (some are automatic and require no interaction) and some require the use of a mini game.that said when you get a mission you get sent to a city where you are allowed free roam for a certain period of time to do whatever you wish (most people do quests during this time)the combat is a hex based style where you can use one of many martial arts (you can even jump between them in battle).the main feature of this game is that you are able to learn many things (and are very often tested on them) about chinese history/and a lot of other stuff that is actually informal (and not just random made up garbage). Along with that there are many different type of playthroughs for multiple paths/endings/romances I even died to a rooster at the start and it was an ending saying i was a complete failureabout the negative reviews i rarely see any bugs, however there are A LOT of untranslated texts (but for the most part it is translated and understandable)overall i would give this game a 8/10
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dammm i end the game so fast when i lose fighting with the chicken whahhahahaa
very good Jin Yong genre rpg game. every time I start a new story arc, I find out something different about it. I wonder how the much enjoyment do the non native speakers get without a deep understanding of the chinese culture and language. It's simply something translation can't convey. Very addicting and I have been playing for about 100 hours non stop so far. lost my job because of this.
great game!
Don't buy this. I couldn't get the game to work. It always crashes after the opening movie. Check the discussions and there are a dozen threads complaining about the same problem.
Sometimes I wish Steam had more than just recommend and not recommend.
(Also I don't know why Steam says I only spent 6 hours on the game, I spent much more than that)Although this is a negative review I hope the developers, if they are reading this, are not discouraged because I really want there to be more games from China in the west.Tale of Wuxia is an interesting game that has its flaws. It's not often you see games come out of China. Similarly the game has many mechanics which are different from typical RPGs. I found myself enjoying the game overall. I would recommend this at the current low price and if you have interest in the setting. In terms of general public I would not.Ultimately the theme and somewhat different (not necessarily better) game mechanics made it new enough to be fun for me.There are many areas the game could improve on however.1) Tutorial and explanation - Things are explained at a pace that is too slow in the game. By the time the combat tutorial shows up in January of the 2nd year you have already battled quite a few times. I learned a considerable more by reading the few game guides. Similarly by reading the game guides, you realize how many game events you would have missed if you followed the slow tutorial.2) Localization vs Translation - There's a difference between localization and translation, which shows in the game. As a Chinese American I am familiar with the background so I was able to grasp the concepts easily. However I feel like for people who are new to Chinese culture they may feel lost by the game. Even with my knowledge I had no idea what the game meant when it used historic chinese names for hours. Localization is not an easy task.3) UI - Chinese is more space succinct than English, which leads to various parts of the UI not being designed for the translated version of the game. Furthermore there are many game mechanics which are insufficiently explained in game or are strait up confusing. Other parts of the UI are also confusing. Ex. the Books tab of Character Bio, I don't undersand what to make of it. Also at the very beginning when you roll for stats only some of them have tooltips and for newcomers to the series it's hard to tell what is good or not. My first runthrough I died to chickens because I had no idea what I should have rolled for.4) UI and Game Design - More clear explanation of stats. It is not clear what exactly each stat does, and there are honestly too many stats. I had to learn from reading a guide that 50 points would be required to gain another movement point. Many of the stats should be flattened or something instead of making a difference every X points. It would be more clear if you gained a movement every point, but gaining a point was 50x slower.5) UI - I would like a way to skip text in game since I restarted quite a few times in just the first year. I don't know, maybe there is one that I'm not aware of, I've mashed my keyboard many times.6) Game Balance - When I read the guides and they say that the mining game is the way to get stats up (given the mining game has horrible hitbox detection), that is not something which brings confidence to game balance. Similarly if you lose battles you don't get stat bonuses, which means you are not going to win the next battles. It leads to dead ends, why allow the player to continue playing if they are going to have to restart anyway?7) Misc - Ability to skip credits please.8) The game says you can build your character how you want without trees, but all the guides I see basically say 'focus one tree or else you won't win'. Part of this is the time constraint part of the game and the lack of grinding. Lack of grinding is good. However this does mean that experimenting with different internal styles (which I did as a new player because I had absolutely no idea what the advantages and disadvantages of each style were) means you end up with a bad character.Even with these problems I enjoyed the game when I played it. I don't think I will be finishing the game however, as the Rune Factory series has many aspects on Tale of Wuxia (like fishing, mining, etc.) without the drawbacks in this game.
The game has less modes and maps than expected but overall it's pretty cool.
Pro:Very good story various ending/choicesdeep character story and perspectiveNo pure black and white Tragic and Herodic storyGreat music Con:medicore fighting system9.9/10(love the story minus 0.1 for fighting system)
A rare helm among rpg's. Has been a long time since I last played any game almost nonstop for a whole week and still am excited about the game.I would heavily recommend for anyone to try it out and if you also happen to love chinese wuxia, this is a must get!
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