Gujian3

Gujian3 is a role-playing game in an eastern setting, where the hero walks through the lands of spirits, temples and old gods. The fight takes place in real time, and between blows you have to watch your stance and pause. Weapons and techniques change as the story progresses, and companions add their own skills to the mix. Some of the tasks are related to local legends and spirit abodes. The world is connected by a map, and people walk or ride between cities. There are gangs and animals on the roads, so they take supplies on the road. Stances and techniques are unlocked as the level increases, and the set of combinations depends on them. Some enemies are protected from frontal attacks and require going around from behind. Cities live on a schedule, and the streets look different at night. Additional quests involve local spirits and old temples. Equipment is upgraded from craftsmen for rare materials. Individual tasks are presented as stories of local residents, and from them you can see how this world works. The fights come in waves, so ammunition is consumed evenly. Some dungeons are only accessible with certain equipment. Between chapters there are long scenes in which the hero explains his motives. Additionally, tests are opened to test the squad. Separately, I will say about the music: it goes on almost without interruption and changes along with the terrain. Leveling up increases both from battles and from assignments, and some skills are unlocked through tasks. Fights here are rarely short: opponents keep their distance and wait for a mistake, so a supply of potions will always come in handy. Some orders are issued right on the road, and you can take them or skip them. Leveling up is done by points, and equipment is assembled from found parts. The story is told in long scenes. For those players who love oriental fantasy and spirits, this part is suitable.