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About the Game
Wandering Sword is a pixel wuxia RPG where a young outsider's choices reshape a martial world, with turn-based or real-time combat.
Wandering Sword (逸劍風雲決) is a pixel wuxia role-playing game from The Swordman Studio, published by Spiral Up Games. Its store tags also place it in adventure and strategy, and it is a single-player experience with Steam achievements and Steam Cloud saves. You play an ordinary teenager from Liao city beyond the pass who is caught up in jianghu conflicts, poisoned, and saved by Wudang sect leader Qingxu Zhenren. From that point, your goal is to become a great hero in the martial world.
The core loop is about building relationships and choosing your path. Your decisions change the direction of the story, and the game offers more than 200 main and side storylines along with hidden encounters to discover. Most NPCs have an affection system, so you can raise their opinion of you through gifts, sparring, and asking for instruction. Friendly characters can join you as teammates, and sect NPCs who grow close to you may hand over their divine weapons and secret manuals. Combat can be played as turn-based for a strategic approach or as real-time for players who prefer precise, fast action.
Martial arts are a big part of the progression. You can combine different sects and weapons freely, and studying internal skills increases your meridian points so you can mix inner and outer training.
The world is a major draw. The game uses Unreal Engine 4 to place traditional pixel characters into 3D scenes, which the developers describe as a fresh blend of old-school pixel art and modern visuals. The map includes nearly a hundred locations across regions such as Guanwai, Tianshan, and the Central Plains, each with different weather and terrain, from bustling towns to cave hideouts and mountain stockades.
Feature Highlights
- The story branches based on your choices, with more than 200 main and side storylines to experience.
- Most NPCs have an affection system, and friendly ones can join your party as teammates.
- You can choose turn-based combat for a tactical approach or real-time combat for fast, precise action.
- Mixing martial arts from different sects and weapons is supported, and internal skills raise your meridian points.
- Pixel characters are combined with 3D environments, giving the game a distinctive retro-modern look.
- The game features nearly a hundred maps where weather and terrain change from region to region.
Who It Is (and Is Not) For
Recommended For
Wandering Sword suits players who love wuxia stories and enjoy shaping a plot through their own decisions. It will also appeal to RPG fans who like building relationships with characters and recruiting them as companions. Players who enjoy choosing between turn-based tactics and real-time action should find plenty to explore.
Not Recommended For
Anyone looking for a multiplayer game will not find one here, since the listed features are single-player only. Players who want a fast, action-focused experience with no need for character building may find the affection system and branching paths slow-moving. Fans who dislike pixel art styles may also prefer a different game.
What the Steam Reviews Say
Wandering Sword holds a Very Positive rating on Steam, which is 極度好評 on the Taiwan store, with 94% of reviews being positive. The game has tens of thousands of reviews, a volume large enough that the score reflects a broad range of players rather than a small group. A rating in this range usually means most players found the game enjoyable, though no game pleases everyone.
When interpreting a Steam label, it helps to look at both the percentage and the review count together. A high percentage with a large number of reviews is generally a stronger signal than the same percentage on a few dozen reviews, which can swing quickly as new players arrive. With tens of thousands of reviews behind this rating, it is a solid guide, though you should still read recent reviews to see whether your priorities match what others praise or criticize.
Price History & Historical Low
We started recording this game's Taiwan-store price on 2026-07-24 and have 28 day(s) of data so far.
Latest recorded price: NT$285 (regular NT$408)
A price chart appears here once we have recorded at least a week of prices with some variation.
In Taiwan, Steam lists Wandering Sword at NT$ 285 right now, down from a regular price of NT$ 408, which is a 30% discount. These are Taiwan Steam store prices in NT$, so the amounts may differ in other regions. Our lowest recorded paid price is also NT$ 285, first logged in late July 2026, which means the current price matches the best we have seen.
Our records show the game is discounted often, and we have never recorded a free-to-keep offer for it. The deepest discount we have logged is 30%, so today's price is at the bottom of the range we have tracked.
Our price record is still short, so this verdict is tentative. If you want the game and the current price fits your budget, it is a reasonable time to buy, since the price is at our recorded low and the game is discounted often. If you prefer to wait, adding it to your wishlist and checking back here is a sensible alternative.
Analysis written 10/27/2026 from our recorded prices; the chart above is live. Taiwan-region Steam prices.
How to Buy
- Wandering Sword is not currently free to keep, so you will need to purchase it on Steam at the current Taiwan price.
- Open the game's Steam store page while signed in to your account, either on the Steam website or in the desktop client.
- Add the game to your cart and complete the purchase, or add it to your wishlist if you would rather wait for a better price.
- Turn on Steam's wishlist sale notifications so you hear about future discounts without checking the store manually.
- Check back on this page to follow the price trend before you buy, especially if you are waiting for a deeper discount.
Things to Know
Wandering Sword supports Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, and English, so readers in Taiwan can play in their preferred language. All prices quoted here are Taiwan-region Steam prices in NT$ and may be different in other countries or on other storefronts. Free and discounted promotions can end at any time, so check the official Steam page before you buy to confirm the current price.





