FREE GAME / MARTIAL ARTS ROGUELITE
Arrange your martial arts.
Survive the wave.
Qunxia Survivor makes automatic attacks a sequence you can arrange.
The order is your decision
Outer Arts fire automatically in the order you arrange them. You still move, dash and collect drops. Between waves, buy manuals, train and rearrange your arts; matching sects or styles unlock Resonance bonuses.
That split catches my attention: preparation becomes a routine that you steer through pressure. If the appeal of a survivors-like is watching a build come together, an editable attack sequence gives you a concrete question to investigate.
English, clearer effects and a more focused shop
The 26 October v0.2.3 update added English and Traditional Chinese. Change language from the main menu or Settings. Nenly says an AI agent handled the translations and asks players to report inaccurate entries or clipped text.
In Display Settings, choose Smooth or Pixel effects, lower your own attack opacity, or disable Sect Flames separately. Enemy attacks and danger telegraphs keep their visibility. Smooth and Pixel change appearance; damage and hit detection stay the same.
The shop also gives you eight exclusions per run, removing a chosen item or art from both merchant stock and loot. That makes narrowing a build an explicit decision. The Intel compatibility warning below still applies.
A free game, with limits
Qunxia Survivor (群侠传：幸存者) is free in Early Access on Windows. Steam lists English and Traditional Chinese text alongside Simplified Chinese. At this check, the store displayed 97% positive across 2,191 reviews. That is a dated player-response signal, not a compatibility guarantee.
The developer warns of freezes on some Intel UHD and Iris Xe systems. Check the current requirements before downloading.
THE PRODUCTION, SPECIFICALLY
AI production. Human game direction.
Nenly Studio reports substantial AI work across code, art, animation, music and sound. The creator retains design, balancing, game-feel decisions and testing. The disclosure says there is no live-generated AI content.
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Source: Nenly Studio’s Steam description, AI disclosure, language table, reviews and requirements, checked 31 October 2026 in Asia/Nicosia. Early Access features and counts can change.
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