

Four Divine Abidings
Vladlen Manshin · 2025 · Simulation, Casual, Idler, Incremental, Cute
PC
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About Four Divine Abidings
Complete the Path to Liberation in this mindfulness-themed idle/incremental hand-painted journey inspired by Buddhist philosophy.Cultivate the Four Divine Abidings: Loving-Kindness (Metta), Compassion (Karuna), Appreciative Joy (Mudita), and Equanimity (Upekkha) - and apply them in various encounters.Enjoy a calm atmosphere supported by hand-painted art and relaxing music.Freely choose between active and idle playstyles, with fair offline progress upgradeable to up to 52 hours.Your entire journey will be guided by a series of tasks that gradually introduce core concepts. With dedication, you can complete the game through a series of Rebirths, shaped by the Karma Seeds sown in previous incarnations.Discover optional lore and unlock themed Skills, Insights, and Spiritual Tools as you progress along the Path.Sow karma seeds to shape each rebirth and experience the journey in new ways.Each step you make brings you closer towards the ultimate goal of Full Liberation.Game Highlights+ Narrated gameplay with dozens of tasks to follow.+ The game is content-complete and can be finished.+ 202 Milestones to claim, many providing unique permanent buffs.+ 32 Skills and Insights to master.+ Additional 20 Skills for Rebirth mechanic.+ 9 Spiritual Tools introducing new mechanics and game loops.+ Full support of both idle and active playstyles.+ Many intertwined, evolving layers of strategic progression to keep you engaged through the whole game experience.+ Hand-painted art, which many people find beautiful; soon getting its own offline exhibition.
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What Steam players say
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A great idle game, not the fastest or most active but relaxing and a great concept.3 found this helpful
in real life i only abide in Jesus but i am enjoying this game2 found this helpful
This is the first game I've ever cared to clear all the achievements. I enjoyed the mechanics and appreciated how the game was respectful of my time, and that encouraged me to come back and check in on it every day or so. Good game for what it is and I had fun.2 found this helpful
yah1 found this helpful
A beautiful, calm, relaxing idle game... if you are into Buddhist teachings. Which I am not. It's the type of game where you feel its designed to scratch a certain type of "itch," but otherwise it's nothing special.1 found this helpful
Hard to understand, way too many popups that make no sense, and super slow.
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