

"The Scroll of Taiwu" is an indie game themed around Chinese mythology and wuxia. Players assume the role of the mysterious "heir of the Taiwu clan" in an alternate ancient China, working through generations of heirs to defeat a powerful hereditary enemy and shape the fate of the human world.
It's a cult classic wuxia sim that's beloved for its deep, generation-spanning gameplay and incredible value, but people are furious about the developer. The core loop of raising heirs and shaping your clan's destiny is almost universally praised — it's the kind of game you can sink hundreds of hours into. However, conversations are dominated by scathing criticism of ConchShip Games and their handling of the game on Steam and PC, with many feeling abandoned or frustrated by the platform experience. The few who mention the graphics love the art style, though some find the systems punishingly difficult to master.
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