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ZhuRong Studio · 2025 · Windows

Steam: 53 % positive of 1,888 reviews, as of Oct 28

“Sword of Justice” is sparking a rebellion against outdated RPG builds! This groundbreaking Open World MMO defies tradition with stunning visuals and an immersive, lifelike atmosphere that deeply influences the game world. Step into "The Pulsing Martial World" and experience its breath-taking allure

24 games that play like SWORD OF JUSTICE and 24 that look like it. Closest by gameplay: Where Winds Meet, Swords of Legends Online and Lost Ark.

Player tags

  • RPG
  • Free to Play
  • MMORPG
  • Open World
  • Story Rich
  • Massively Multiplayer
  • Lore-Rich
  • Action RPG
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Steam reviews

What players say

Mixed opinion: players praise the Wuxia setting, art and a lot of content, but many say the PC interface and controls feel like a mobile port.

Many players like the look of the world, the painted scenery and the Wuxia atmosphere, and say the game offers a lot to do beyond combat, such as fishing, puzzles, side quests, housing and minigames. Long-time players say it is free without pay-to-win and that new content keeps arriving. Many complaints focus on the PC interface: oversized mobile-style menus, touch joysticks on screen, awkward camera and movement, and no controller support. Some players also criticise combat as simplistic, RNG-heavy loot and crafting, daily and weekly limits, a mandatory romance for some characters, and cross-play problems between the Steam and mobile accounts. Recent reviews are more negative, with several reporting lag, loading issues and launcher problems.

Praised

  • Wuxia setting and art

    Players enjoy the painted-looking scenery, the cherry blossom areas and a story that reads like a Wuxia novel.

    Many players
  • Lots to do beyond combat

    Fishing, puzzle quests, minigames, tea houses and social features give players varied activities away from fighting.

    Many players
  • Free without pay-to-win

    Players say paid items are mostly cosmetic and that the game is free to start and progress in.

    Some players
  • Character creation and outfits

    The character creator and outfits get frequent praise, including the keyword-based face generator.

    Some players

Criticised

  • Mobile-style PC interface

    Players say the oversized menus, on-screen joystick and overall layout feel like a phone game stretched to a monitor.

    Many players
  • Clumsy controls and camera

    Movement, camera and combat controls are described as awkward, with no controller support for PC players.

    Many players
  • Daily limits and time gates

    Energy or vigor limits, daily dungeon caps and time-gated experience frustrate players who want to progress faster.

    Some players
  • Loading, lag and launcher problems

    Recent reviews report lag, long loading, cutscene loops and launcher or anti-cheat issues that prevent starting the game.

    Some players
Who it suits
Suits players who want a relaxed Wuxia open world with exploration, side activities and story, and who can accept a mobile-style interface.
Who should skip it
Players who expect a polished PC interface, controller support, or a fight-focused MMO with fast progression should skip it.

Short vs. long playtime: Players with under 20 hours mostly do not recommend it, citing the interface and controls, while players with 20 to 200 hours mostly recommend it for the world and content. Players with over 200 hours are mixed and point to daily limits, RNG and recent changes.

Summarised by AI from 80 Steam reviews (English, helpful and recent), as of Oct 28, 2026.

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By gameplay

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By look

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At a glance

What games like SWORD OF JUSTICE have in common

  • The tags they share most often with SWORD OF JUSTICE: RPG (21 of 24), MMORPG (19) and Open World (18).
  • They came out between 2011 and 2026, 2 of them after SWORD OF JUSTICE (2025).
  • Best rated by Steam players: Wandering Sword (93 % positive of 37,727).

How these matches work

Matches come from embeddings of Steam descriptions, player tags and screenshots, computed offline. “Plays like” compares what the games are about and how players tag them; “Looks like” compares their screenshots. The share of positive reviews is based on Steam user reviews.