Immortal Life

There's a camera/screen shake when you chop trees and cannot turn it off. So the game is automatically unplayable for me as that can extremely quickly make me sick and get headaches.

I've completed the story after 177 hours of game play. Collecting achievements will require much more time. I enjoyed the gameplay. It required a lot of trail and error. Towards the end there is a significant grind to reach max cultivation that took days and required using all the different tools, recipes and items at your disposal, over and over again. I enjoyed the music, and the story even if the ending fell a little flat. Still will likely visit for laid back gaming to complete some achievements.

it is absolutely adorable. A bit of indie jank but really cute and relaxing, nice music, cute graphics, etc. You can see the passion and enjoyment poured into the project. Plus its cultivation/chinese aesthetics so instant +10 bonus points. I LOVE IT!

Personally, I really really loved this game. The artstyle is so appealing and the characters are very charming. (Personally, Chen Yuanzhou's full heart event monologe and Mu Xia's storyline both really did it for me.) I didn't have that many issues with glitches that couldn't be fixed with the unstuck button in the settings and never ones where my progress was lost. It did get a bit repeditive for me near the end because I was just sleeping to skip the time as I grew the divine plants and cultivated enough to do the final quest + random intervals where I talked to the characters to reach max friendship. I got really immersed in this world and ended up really loving the quaint Ferry Stop and the huge Misty Valley. I wish the game was longer/had more stories after the main line was completed though. For me, it ended rather arruptly. While I did unlock all the character epiloges, I wouldn't have minded a few more bonding quests to see their daily lives in the sect, focusing on the fact that the whole sect is found family now, with all they've been through together. If you like farming games with a side of rpg-style fighting then I definetly recommend this! There are so many realms an…

I really like this game, it's a bit on the simple side for a cultivation game but all the core mechanics exist. The progression seems to pace really well to the point it doesn't feel like you are just playing a farming sim strictly. The encounter system is a bit janky as you can accidentally step past the trigger point and it feel stuck till you walk around looking for it.

Biggest Load of Crap ever no fun in this game!