Tale of Immortal is another Steam hit from China, now translated into English • Eurogamer.de

• The Tale of Immortal is another steam from China
• About 1.8 million copies were sold in a month
• The title is currently in early access

Steam is becoming more popular in China, and recently various Chinese games have made a name for themselves around the world.

For example, it has recently become a popular topic Tyson Sphere Project Another steamer from China is the Tale of Immortal.

Quiku Studio’s game has been in early access for over a month, and has since been sold about 1.8 million times.

So far, players in the West have been a little bit into it, as it can currently only be played in Chinese. But what needs to change is that an English localization is now active.

The Tale of Immortal is an open world role-playing game based on the Chinese text “Classic of Mountains and Seas” about mythological geography, monsters and more.

183,985 players played simultaneously at peak times, which meant temporarily leaving titles like GTA5, Apex Legends and Rust.

You can get a brief overview of the topic, for example, the YouTube channel Tech Tales in this video:

“We have received many wonderful feedback and suggestions from all of you. We greatly appreciate all of your thoughts and we are very pleased to see how committed our community is to the development of the game,” says New. Blog post.

“However, at the same time, we regret that we have not localized the game before, because we know that some of our non – Chinese speaking users have difficulty enjoying the game (for example, they had to use translation applications :)).”

It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post.

According to analyst Daniel Ahmed, players from China are doing just that A foot Total user of Steam.

It is also interesting to note that games such as the Tyson Spear program, Heroes 8 of the Three Kingdoms, or the Tale of Immortal are not compatible with the regular gaming habits of Chinese players: “Traditionally, Chinese gamers prefer F2B games over P2B games, and Steam does not use games like other platforms / client games. “, He writes.