Разработчик: Hongyuan Game
Описание
- HOME SYSTEM
Lonely Island is provided as your private place. You can explore it, collect different building resources to improve your environment and buildings, attract businessman and open more advanced functions.
- THE WORLD
Our story happened in a land called Ground Hong with over 30 scenery including villages, towns, cities, islands, graves, ruins and mountains. Besides the main task, our branchy ones also support you have a wide knowledge of this world.
- BATTLE MODE
Our TBS system allows any arms, skills, buff and backup with 5V5 mode. Your speed decides your order, and you have to give a best tactics combination.
- TAME THE MONSTERS
Most of the monsters in the game can be tamed, and tamed monsters can be used as the guard to add attributes for the role. The guard will also have a chance to fight and unleash skills at the same time as the role is attacking. Tame the monster need to buy special props, "Tame Token" and use it in battle to wounded monster;
- ATTRIBUTES
We provide many rare attributes for you. Use them properly will help you a lot.
- Walkthrough
About walkthrough of our game, please click "View the manual" to see it at our store website page, or press "LIBRARY" - "GAMES" - "Properties" - "GENERAL", then press "Tales of Hongyuan manual" on your steam application.
- ANY QUESTIONS/COMPLAINTS FOR ENGLISH PLEASE [email protected]
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Поддерживаемые языки: simplified chinese, traditional chinese, english
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo @ 2.00 GHz or equivalent
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX750Ti 2G
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 9 GB available space
- OS *: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo @ 3.00 GHz or equivalent
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX950 2G
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 9 GB available space
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If I had to compare this game to any western game, it would probably have to be the first Baldurs Gate. Which may be too high praise, but nonetheless... Still, it isn't a straight comparison, because the two games have quite a few differences. For example, there isn't a list of classes to pick for your character, no diverging skill trees to fill out for the PC or the rest of the party. And the list of companions in this game is, unlike that game, fixed, which is also unlike many games in the same genre which offers several characters you can recruit and/or romance.
I would also compare this a bit to Pillars of Eternity, if only because you get a base in the game with something akin to the Endless Paths of Od Nua that game had as well. And of course, said base can be upgraded and whatnot.
It's a wuxia or at least wuxia-like game that offers plenty of quests to solve, monsters to fight, secrets to find and so on. If that kind of thing is your thing, and you don't mind that the game is linear save for the outcome of a few quests, this is a game that you should find enjoyable. That said, there are things to complain about regarding the game:
- The quest log - well, more like quest bar really - feels rather impractical as it is... Though you can click it away, at least.
- The map is often a bit confusing and not as helpful as it should be - espeially when the same map has two levels...
- I am not sure if they were trying to make use of the 'wake-up call boss' trope or not, but it feels a bit inconsistent when for the most part the mooks are on a reasonable level with at most about 3000 HP - and then suddenly out of the blue, there comes one or two bosses with like, 30000-40000 HP...
- The jumping-option is kinda neat, but I feel it would have benefited from more work, because oftentimes it is troublesome to find a spot you can jump to. Because of this, this option to get around faster sometimes takes more time than just following the normal, if longer, path...
- Sometimes, the questlog is rather unclear about what one should do next. This is partly because of the translation being what it is, but the questlog could have been made a bit better, IMO.
- You level up rather swiftly in this game - fast enough that you'll probably be max level halfway through the game. This isn't exactly a big problem per se, because there are still ways of making your party grow in strenght, such as finding stonger and rarer weapons to upgrade (and boy, you'll be killing lots of mobs to upgrade them) and outfit them with, as well as finding stronger 'pokemons' for them. Nonetheless, maybe the level celling should've been a bit higher...
But let us not leave out the elephant in the room regarding this game: the english translation. The translation is... Okay-ish at best. Maybe not godawful, but it's easy to see why many have complaints about it. True, for the most part, you get what the dialogue, the decriptions and whatnot are trying to tell you, but you will probably often be lost and/or confused because of the translation for the most part. Because of this, you will probably have to consult the walkthrough that comes with the game... But the translation of the walkthrough isn't much better than the game itself -_-. All in all: the translation is one that should've received more attention, work and polish. As it is, the translation will probably be the most annoying aspect of the game for anyone playing it, and it is the biggest demerit of the game...
So all in all: a good game that I'd recommend to fans of turn-based RPGs and wuxia-like stories, but it's a recommendation marred by the at best so-so translation...
I know in our modern sensitivities, people get uptight over stupid things like broad observations, even if those observations tend to be true. Well, I'm old so I speak my mind and really don't care. And I am going to make a broad observation here.
The Chinese TRULY understand what it means to tell a story of epic, good vrs evil classical fantasy stories. From the highly embellished and romanticized "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" novels, to "The journey of the Flower" or "The Chinese Paladin" stories, to some of the great video game saga's such as The Legend of the Journey West" or "Wu Xia" (the series) when you let yourself invest in their fantasy worlds, you see a romanticized, inspiring work that used to be something we had in the west, before they were replaced with flashy spectacle and visuals over substance led by corporate mediocrity.
This sense of wonder and magic, this line between good and evil, they really understand it well and they always have. And so I think its a damned shame so few of their works make it into the English speaking world.
Tales of Hongyuan is a great example of this. Even if you have played so many JRPGs and Western RPGs that the genre feels same-samey, the style with which they put together these Chinese CRPG's, from the colorful worlds, to the lore and characters, will feel really "fresh" to you. And if you need a break from same old, this would be a perfect escape, and a dive into a world of fantasy that would REALLY take off in the west if it was given half a chance.
Its not perfect. No game is. The translation is a labor of love, not a professional localization, so it can trip you up at times, but they did their best so English players could play the game and its very playable as it is.
Why more of these arent translated for westerners, I'll never know. The game has the same feel as old-school classics like Final Fantasy. The music is stellar, and the combat is turn based and alot of fun. Its no pushover. If you don't weigh your options and manage your resources, even regular enemies will mop the floor with you. But it gives a sense of accomplishment when you DO survive long dungeons or area's and finally finish off bosses.
I'd hate to spoil any of the experience, so I'll finish off by stating this....If you want a sense of wonder and exploration, and if you are in need of a break from mainstream tropes in RPGs, and love turn based RPGs, give this one a try. As long as you understand its an indy game, and accept the translation issues for what they are, you will thoroughly love this game.
And maybe, if enough people see what we are missing out on, more of these will come westward. "The Journey to the west" of the video games would be great if it were more Chinese RPGs like this making it our way!
缺点：
1）剧情乱七八糟 一堆伏笔 主角身份交代得不清不楚 也许有前传还是后传我遗漏了？
2）升级效益不高 30封顶限制了成长
3）boss难度乱七八糟 打法千篇一律 后期boss进场必须破防+破法 否则就是刮痧
4）世界地图大而空洞 有几个场景像是为了凑剧情做出来的 鬼宅 马庄 就是进去过个剧情 没了
5）野怪掉的装备只差别只在于血蓝回复量的差别 装备强化成长效益不高
6）护驾无引导 相信很多人直到通关了或者后期才知道有这个功能
优点：
1）技能特效还算用心
I loved it, this game have a lot of things that i really wish more games implemented, like a quick sell option and auto battle, there's also a house system where you can upgrade your house to unlock cool stuff (You can see "Home" by pressing Esc to open the menu), there are very useful upgrades showing enemies / chests in the mini map and refine your weapons, and many other useful buffs that will help you a LOT in battles.
The story is fine and the characters are nice, the combat is very challenging and you will have a hard time if you don't equip yourself well, you should follow the walkthrough the game gives you and try to do all sidequests you can because you can get some very good and unique equipment in these, there's even a sidequest that gives you an accessory that increases your movement speed in the map by 50%, the name is 'Face to the past'.
Pro tip, if you're playing in window mode and want to alt+tab while having your team in auto battle, you can click on the window of the game instead of alt+tab and your game won't pause. Also, your auto battle repeats the last action you did, so if you want to grind, just have everyone doing AOE attacks and press Q.
10/10 game, challenging with tons of sidequest, just the way i like it.
Nice chinese RPG game. Got english sub as well. Really worth giving a try.
Rating:8/10
Well i completed the game but the ending of the game was really not worth it man in my opinion don't like the ending at all......
Game is pretty decent imo. Biggest glaring problem for me was the clarity of the quests. Needs more details/descriptions. The walkthrough isn't that accurate either.
Not that important, but would be nice if the game would still keep running when not in focus in windowed mode. Level cap at 30 is low imo.
Nice Game. I enjoyed it. The developers were also quick to respond when I got stuck.
First of all, the translation is just horrible. It's worse than Tale of Wuxia.
The awful UI provides little to no information about items, quests, etc in a very messy and inefficient way.
You at least get many quests, but almost all of them are simple reiterations of running around and killing monsters.
You get to make choices at times, but for what reason, I have no idea, because they don't seem to have any consequences.
The story isn't that bad, but it's not a good one either. You'll find both the characters and plot very banal at best.
I do not recommend this game.
A bit above average RPG in classical Final Fantasy Combat.
Worth the money in terms of entertainment, but definatly could be better.
Reminds me a bit of Suikoden as well as you get a mansion that you can upgrade, but overall the game is good but not great. In addition to this the translation seems to lose some of the essence of the meaning, so it could definatly have gotten a bit more work in that area. But you will not regret this purchase if you are a real RPG fan.
Compeared to Tales of Wuxia this falls short in many areas, but it is definatly much easier game.
You are far more of a super hero in Tales of Hongyuan and you will only meet real challanges if you attempt to go to places you are not prepared for.
But as Tales of Wuxia has Romance, multiple endings and a better translation I suggest you get that game first.
Overall I give this title a 6 of 10 score, meaning worth the money but only for die hard fans of RPG games.
This is honestly a great game. I'm a native English speaker and I wish more games like this would get an English translation even though there were a few grammatical errors and funny misspellings, I could always get the main gist of whatever conversation I was reading. The combat has flashy moves which fit each playable character well and the main story was gripping although a bit short but there are a lot of side quests to keep you busy anyway.
Overall I'm gonna keep an eye out for any future releases from this Developer and just hope that an English translation comes along with it.
Like the simplicity of the cambat system, and so far, I enjoyed the story.
Not the best but is a good game. The gameplay kind of like some old JRPG game like FF9. The quest system is interesting, from my point of view the sub Q story are even better than the main Q. The main story kind of lacking something, its kinda short and the char developement throughout the game quite shallow (especially the ending that leave a bitter taste for me).
When I bought the game its have many bugs that effect the gameplay. However the support from the developer I can say that is one of the best around here. When people post it on discussion page, the developer will immediately reply and make a small patch on the next day to fix the bug. Its rare to see developer that care about there game this day. Especially after how Tales of Wuxia developer treat english user community.
I don't usually like crpg's and am of the opinion that they came about (yes, I'm gonna say it) "back in the day" because of the lack of a good control pad. I have to say this game is an exception. It's great fun (so far) very responsive and a neat little battle system that fits the genre well, I like the main character and the story behind him though the support characters seem a little bland. The English translation is terrible but just about understandable enough to keep you informed and I believe that it is a work in progress and so should improve.
So far definitely recommend.
Wow, this game totally exceeded my expectation. First thing first, let me thank the developer from translating this game, it allows non-chinese like me to enjoy the game. This game is, imho, easily the best chinese language game on Steam. Considering there's not that many non-rpgmaker jrpg on PC, this is highly recommended for people who like traditional jrpg and chinese artstyle. I give this a solid 8.5/10.
+ pretty hand drawn graphics. Overall it has really good graphics for a $13 brand new game.
+ nice combat animation.
+ relatively bug free. Haven't encountered one yet.
+ can save anywhere.
+ no random combat, you can see them and avoid encounters.
+ decent story so far.
+ feels clean and not cluttered unlike that Chinese paladin game.
+ solid turn based jrpg combat, no real time nonsense.
+ branching side quests. Choices that affects the story.
+ high production value for its price tag.
- terrible translations, but still understandable.
- some typos.
- limited amount of skills.
- limited amount of customization, just equipments and not skill.
- rather simple mechanics.
- can't rotate camera, stuck in top down isometric view.
- rather short compared to other chinese or japanese rpgs or lengthy crpg like divinity.
Would definitely buy the developer's next game.
TLDR; If you like a decent but fairly standard RPG and are also into wuxia/xianxia then give this a shot.
If you're an english speaker who's into wuxia/xianxia and RPG games than this is pretty much a must have, but only considering there's like 5 of those translated and on steam (I know because I've played them all). While Tales of Hongyuan wasn't revolutionary, or even really exceptional, it was a relaxed and enjoyable RPG.
Characters and storyline were entertaining but I never felt really attached to either, I mostly just enjoyed it for the xianxia setting. If you're used to this genre it was exactly what you'd expect; high fantasy in an ancient Chinese setting. The game had lovely classical Chinese music that complemented the setting/atmosphere very well though.
Combat was just a generic turn based RPG system. I find it disappointing that developers still think that's acceptable in the year of 2017+. The dungeon design was pretty well done however. Linear enough that I didn't find them annoyingly complex, but not so linear that I found them boring and one dimensional.
The one saving grace was the upgradable player base mechanics. Despite being called Lonely Island, by the time you finished upgrading the base it didn't feel lonely at all after being populated with various useful NPCs like shopkeepers and craftsmen. It had it's own optional storyline that was fun although not very in depth. It always felt nice to come back to the player base just to rest up, do some shopping, and talk to the NPCs.
There's a huge optional dungeon underneath the base that is really a bunch of dungeons in one. There's an optional super secret not so secret overpowered boss at the end who you can beat for some overpowered gear; so if you're one of those completionists who have to 100% everything in an RPG then have fun with that! As usual with these types of optional bosses, once you've beaten it you've pretty much beaten the game since nothing else can touch you after that point and you won't be strong enough to beat him unless you do a ton of grinding anyways.
Final Score: 7/10
Shorter than current English-available CRPG on Steam but packs with good (and expected) CRPG's elements like fancy, eye-pleasing attacks, good story and not too obnoxious protagonist. English translation is much better than Tale of Wuxia series imo. Oh and it runs rather smooth on my toaster computer (on highest setting no less).
But Here are things I dislike: the difficulty spike at the beginning. Maybe I'm just bad and stupid but I ran into 2 wolves and barely get out alive; no auto-saves. I'm spoiled by auto-save games...; a bit grindy if you want your base to look like a 5 stars hotel. And I would love to see more side-quests which involve the playable characters more.
Overall it's a great game for such a price. Definitely, recommend!
PS: please bring more of your games to Steam, devs!
7/10 game given from a Chinese developer. An encouraging start. Bring back traditional Chinese rpg. It has the basic nuts and bolts. Simple mechanics.
A good start for wuxia games. Still a lot still to be done for future games for the developer on storytelling, interface, more indepth combat, environement, character developement, general game design. Combat need more variety. Currently It either monsters with more health or less. Needs to bring other elements tying into the wuxia universe. Allowing the storying telling to turn into a more meaningful and engrossing game.
Hopefully the studio kick on from this turning out even better titles in future.
I am playing this game in Chinese using English Windows 10 and everything works fine and well. I had a wonderful time, and have been playing non-stop for the last 5 days. The game is so immersive that it is hard to stop.
What I love about this game is a preponderance of quests. Many of the quests are event / location based. When you are at a specific location, or talking to a specific person, and event will be triggered which advance the quest to the next stage.
However, it is also possible to miss certain side quests. Some side quests might be disabled before/after you reach certain stages of the main quests. This is the tricky part as I have missed a few quests during my first playthrough. Currently I am nearing the ending stages of my first playthrough and I am taking down notes of the various events. This game is interesting enough for me to do a second playthrough, where I will try to learn all the ultimate skills, get all the ultimate weapons and armor and do all the possible sidequests. I know this is not going to be easy; however this game certainly is fun enough for me to try.
Currently this game is not available in English yet and you have to understand Chinese in order to play this game.
I have about 10+ Chinese games on steam, and I highly recommend this particular game to anyone who can read Chinese and love RPGs.
秒+1, 游戏还没玩。
看到游戏截图的时候，经典2D RPG的味道。
充斥着快餐游戏的今天，情怀+100分。
遊戲還可以，但玩法可沒說明，必需靠直覺來硬幢。遊戲裡的提示不是很明確，有己次我得亂猜才能看找到尋求的目標。遊戲難度還可以接受，遊戲比起上個月侠客风云传前传好玩多了。故事和畫風我覺得廷有意識的，遊戲有個缺點哪就是你沒能用方向指南來轉視線角度邊的有時後難於觸摸此地要採摘的東西或材料。
雖然我不是中國人或外地華僑民族，但如果是武俠遊戲我還是廷支持不管是從中國的也好還是台灣的我都不再意，最終如果遊戲的劇情可以給到我像有金庸或古龍小说的感覺和想像，我二話不說就會收集起來。 所以我的結論是可以支持本遊戲。
支持一下国产单机游戏
有些地方还是有不少改进空间的，比如开始提示一些键位作用，和增加一个自动存档系统之类的。
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| Разработчик | Hongyuan Game |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 31.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 88% положительных (26) |