Cultivation Fantasy
Peach · 2023 · Simulation, RPG, Casual, Resource Management, Mythology
PC
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About Cultivation Fantasy
"Cultivation Fantasy" is a unique cultivation simulation game that allows you to experience the arduous life of a sect leader burdened with debt.
In the game, you will play as a sect master in the world of cultivation, managing various affairs of the sect.
You will encounter a variety of characters and recruit them as disciples to enhance the strength of your sect.
You will be drawn into the conflict between the Crimson Refining Sect and the Divine Maiden Sect...
You will face unprecedented challenges in the Abyssal Dragon Pool...
Of course, in order to repay your debts as soon as possible, you must...
Command your disciples to work, craft equipment, and engage in trade to accumulate wealth.
Send your disciples on quests, collect materials, and engage in thrilling battles with demons and monsters.
Equip various magical artifacts, learn powerful secret techniques, and enhance the cultivation of your disciples.
As you reach higher realms, challenge mighty bosses and compete against them.
Proper attribute matchups and skill combinations will make it easier for you to auto-battle!
200+ unique and exotic equipment.
200+ secret techniques to freely combine.
100+ demons, including fox spirits.
200+ humorous and entertaining quests.
What are you waiting for? Come and show your talent in "Cultivation Fantasy" and become a great sect leader!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players appreciate the game as a fun automation and idle crafting experience with helpful early-game automation features, though opinions vary on its endgame content. The main criticisms center on the clicker side-game being tedious and not worth the massive time investment required for 100% completion, with some players finding the endgame progression frustrating despite enjoying the main gameplay loop.
The game's bad rep is totally justified.3 found this helpful
This game is exactly the same as Weapon Shop Fantasy. The difference is the endgame that was added. I do not really enjoy the side game which is clicker game but you do not need the clicker part. Side game is only good for acquiring characters without having to play 3 different saves. Then once that's done there are bonus characters that you can only get once you've spent hundreds of hours on the clicker game. I am still missing 5 as of this review. Good Luck requires a lot of patience to get all the achievements. Edit: I got the last character through the clicker game and I do not think it is worth the 2k hours to get the clicker game achievements.3 found this helpful
Released as a side-game to Weapon Shop Fantasy, this game has additional end-game features which makes it more enjoyable than its predecessor in my opinion. Early on the game requires active play to restart each run, craft and sell items, complete tasks, and manage team. Thankfully, unlike the first game, this game has the automation shop purchases unlocked from the start - they just require a decent amount of soul stones to purchase, which can be farmed fairly quickly. Once automation is unlocked, then it is a fun game of training characters, finding best skills to use for different areas, completing challenging tasks, and gradually progressing in-game. After completing the main story, [spoiler]extreme mode is unlocked and all stat caps are removed[/spoiler]. Defeating the main game boss with each character also unlocks [spoiler]the 999 damage cap without having to use the Transformation skill, which essentially unlocks another skill slot of that character[/spoiler]. Completing main game, also unlocks a side minigame similar to a clicker game except with a large team of characters that do the clicking for you (you can click but does very little compared to the team). This mini-gam…
Fun little automation/idle/craft game click the pet if you are broke, it just works
This game is not about the cultivation at all.
cool
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