#Amazing Cultivation Simulator

[spacecowboywhit]

So, I've been playing Amazing Cultivation Simulator (Rimworld but Chinese wuxia and spirituality), and my sect leader attained the beginning of enlightenment and chose the pure-yin path.

Since men are traditionally yang-alinged, this magically transed their gender and caused their penis to petrify and fall off. I built a shrine on sacred ground and surrounded it with shards of elemental essense to pool qi. I then placed the penis there to... endow... it with qi.

Lots of options now, including turning it into an artifact weapon, using it as a potion base, or making a penis-homunculus pet (which I could later bless with sentience).

[pituliya]

Wallpapers from "Amazing Cultivatioon Simulator" on the "city by night" painting

I played this game for the last weeks and really like these official wallpapers. So into my sims homes they go. :-)

Six recolors with swatch and preview.

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[catgirltoofies]

I've seen wuxia rimworld, wuxia mount & blade, wuxia touhou, and wuxia stardew valley. when do we get wuxia dragon quest

[angrymurderchild]

That fucking dance at the end

[headless-nadia]

[witchblade]

36 tutorials

[toskarin]

Could you recreate Oxygen Not Included in Rimworld?

I'm not sure I'd call ONI a rimworld-like, necessarily? I'm more referring to a very specific strain of game which borrows more directly from rimworld (even beyond the artstyle, which rimworld itself borrowed from prison architect)

amazing cultivation simulator, the second screencap, is actually really good and does a ton of stuff that mods alone couldn't achieve. I highly recommend it if you like cultivation games

keplerth, the third screencap, is an action rpg... which makes it kind of funny it pulls so heavily from rimworld? I've played it, and it really just doesn't feel like rimworld at all besides the visual style and some random gameplay elements that jump out here and there. that being said, I enjoyed my time with it

there's a whole genre of games that are very very very unmistakeably rimworld influenced, which is funny because rimworld isn't all that original

[itsc]

i can’t wait until we’re all moved and everything is all set up and i can blow all my free time playing amazing cultivation simulator and accidentally killing all my inner disciples instead of guiltily playing 30 mins of totk while thinking “i should be packing…”

[occasionaltouhou]

Touhou fangame idea: a colony builder akin to Dwarf Fortress or Rimworld or Amazing Cultivator Simulator, but you play as the Moriya Shrine trying to corral the various Yokai of the Yokai mountain into working with and for their shrine. In a weird twist to most such games, your colonists can't die, but your base getting blown up IS a full on losing condition.

i feel like i've gotten multiple suggestions for a Youkai Mountain Politics Simulator but with a different playable group every time. the people want to get involved in that shit so badly

[eccentric-nucleus]

well, i'm playing amazing cultivation simulator again

[anima-virtuosa]

"Starry"

my most ludicrously overcomplex story-series idea i drafted over 2 years. there is so much convoluted insanity in this i don't even know where to start. but i thought i could try to summarize it anyway because i don't think the 100k words novel + 2 animatics plan is going to happen:

the main character is Starry, a young anthro canine alien spawned into the universe by the whimsical experiment-machinations of one of the Cultivators (simulation runner gods) who wanted a puppet-plaything.

Starry is the most helpless, ditzy, and clueless character imaginable, having no memories or knowledge whatsoever of her vast space-opera fantasy universe. From the very start of her existence she tends to get into misadventures & perilous situations, constantly messing everything up & having no useful skills whatsoever. The other protagonists spend much of the story just scrambling to keep her alive, an immense task given Starry's unbelievable level of bad luck.

In actuality that all is a deliberate cover by Starry's god-creator (Cultivator YXCnii) which, using its perfect omniscience & precognition, programmed Starry to act in specific predetermined ways that would cause various domino effect chain reactions throughout the universe; the purpose of this is in accordance with an elaborate superintelligent chessmaster plot that required Starry to be unaware (acting 'accidentally') in order to evade the detection of other partially-omniscient beings who would otherwise read her mind.

The story goes on with Starry doing mundane random things & getting into various mishap adventures that seem like accidents, only for them to have major multiverse-altering consequences far later. One story arc involves Starry defeating threats in 'accidental' ways (like running away from a monster and kicking a stone into the perfect position to trip it & snap its neck) such that she becomes idolized by an entire planet as a superhero, worshipped by a group of actual powerful superheroes who look up to her as a tactical genius.

Starry's main companion is SSYN-E8102 "SSYN", an Enkiron Mechnolony whose species needs diagrams (above) to explain. Basically they are communal family-societies of microscopic biomechanical worms living inside variously-sized robot shells (Mecholonies), piloting them like spaceships. SSYN is an explorer-scientist unit exploring a desolate post-apocalypse galaxy, very pretentious yet skilled at their job. Depending on draft version, they may realize the threat posed by Starry and spend the whole story chasing Starry around the multiverse, believing Starry's puppeteer might vacuum-collapse everyone's home galaxy or something if it gets bored.

At some (predetermined) point Starry realizes her nature and her status as an invincible & all-powerful being, having a difficult time coming to terms with this. This eventually culminates in Starry killing the most notorious antagonist in the universe in a direct duel, then (accidentally) orchestrating a drama-conflict between the Cultivator administrators over her role in the story/simulation -- most notably involving the lesser adminstrator SparkleZ, a sparkledog-avatar Cultivator who heads a metafandom for Starry & her subverse in general.

SparkleZ is a Cultivator observer of the story who, early on in Starry's adventures, comes to adore Starry and follow her around. Acting as a meta-observer, they limited their own omniscience in order to increase their own enjoyment of the story by enabling uncertainty and surprise -- something shared by their metafandom-group. SparkleZ livestreams various Starry-adventures to a group of lower-level Supernal who are fans of mortal beings (replicatorcore fandom). They believe Starry to secretly be a genius superhero of unparalleled tactical ability, amazed at how well she is at hiding it.

SparkleZ serves as the main antagonist for much of the story: they keep putting Starry in more and more perlious situations, curious to see how she manages to get out of them (every time through some series of accidents.) After some time Starry has a large group of villains & mercenaries chasing her around the universe, repeatedly getting into conflicts with the protagonists trying to protect her. This culminates in a dramatic scene where bounty-hunters successfully break into her spaceship & corner her, executing Starry with a bullet to the forehead. SparkleZ, observing from the time-dilated metaverse, panics as they realize that Starry doesn't actually have any superpowers and is about to die; they file an appeal to a Cultivator administrator so they can alter the story/simulation and delete the villains so that Starry can live. There's much debate over if this would break the rules of the universe or constitute a badly written deus ex machina. An administrator agrees in exchange for SparkleZ becoming a mortal, which is a new interesting (horrifying) story experiment in its own right - the conclusion to that part I'm very uncertain about, but involves a drama-conflict between Cultivators in some way.

this story will never be written because of the innate absurd difficulty involved with writing the domino effect thing. like early on at one point Starry would spill someone's drink, making them be late to a meeting, making some major economic deal not go through, making there be a new participant in a galactic war. And so on times 100. at least it is funny in my head

[alfredopizzaluver151]

Looking for game recs

I hope we get more English-translated Chinese fantasy games in the future. The cultivation genre, like Wuxia and Xianxia, is such an interesting fantasy genre that I'm sure more people would be interested in it if they just knew about it. So many are action games that a lot of gamers are missing out!

Though I've been looking for a game that I'm not sure has been made yet. I'm looking for a cultivation game that focuses on medical cultivation? Like helping people with ailments and defeating demons that are directly hurting people. Basically a game similar to Potion Permit but less grindy and more interesting. (Sorry to Potion Permit devs)

I'm def getting Amazing Cultivation Simulator cause its been described as like Rimworld (and it looks cool). The Leviathan's Fantasy looks good, but I'm not sure my laptop can handle all the graphics so I wish it was on ps4. I've considered Sword and Fairy: Together Forever but it has mixed reviews and it looks like it specifically has just fighting? Immortal Life looks cute, but it seems like its mostly just farming? I might wait until it's completed to try it.

How much does this make sense? lol

[lilnasxvevo]

My laptop is borken and it’s gonna take at least two weeks to get it fixed apparently and I’m really mad for a variety of reasons but not least bc I just remembered I really want to play Amazing Cultivation Simulator

[xboxlr]

Coming to Xbox Game Pass in September

September is here and the latest batch of games coming to Xbox Game Pass has been announced.

September 6

Starfield (Console, PC, Cloud)

September 14

Solar Ash (Console, PC, Cloud)

September 19

Lies of P (Console, PC, Cloud)

Leaving Game Pass September 15

Amazing Cultivation Simulator (PC)

Aragami 2 (Console, PC, Cloud)

Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony Anniversary Edition (Console, PC, Cloud)

DC League of Super-Pets: The Adventure of Krypto and Ace (Console, PC, Cloud)

Fuga: Melodies of Steel (Console, PC, Cloud)

Metal Hellsinger (Console, PC, Cloud)

Sid Meier’s Civilization 6 (Console, PC, Cloud)

Tainted Grail: Conquest (Console, PC, Cloud)

Train Sim World 3 (Console, PC, Cloud)

[smoqueen]

any steam sale recommendations (to pirate)? i dont really wanna play amazing cultivation simulator ALL weekend but i will

[witchblade]

im not actually mad about anything i dont know why i framed that post that way