Psychic Kung Fu Master

This is a very different kind of martial arts game, even though we all know it's based on a story similar to Xu Zhu. The game's main focus is actually on character development in martial arts, very similar to *Xia Ke Feng Yun Huan*, while also incorporating many role-playing elements. The game's setting differs from previous martial arts games—the protagonist doesn't start as a nobody, but rather becomes invincible from the beginning. However, this doesn't mean the combat loses its fun. Although there's still much to be done in terms of combat balance, the current combat is quite engaging. A story like Xu Zhu's is very captivating in a novel, but transferring it to a realistic martial arts game would obviously be quite boring.

However, the development team has cleverly avoided some of the factors that could lead to boredom.Overall, character development and collection are currently the biggest sources of enjoyment. Although there are still many areas for improvement, and issues from the demo period remain unresolved, the current playability is still good. In a market saturated with terrible martial arts games, *Jin Gu Xia Xuan* is still acceptable.