Destiny of Immortal PC (Early Access)

At creation’s dawn, a few Treasures of Creation were born, each world-reshaping. One falls into your hands by chance—and your immortal rise begins. Legend says that when the universe first formed, a handful of supreme treasures took shape, each drawing the essence of heaven and earth into itself. Immortal and self-aware, they drift through the cosmos in search of the one soul destined to wield them. And that person is you! Each treasure gives you a completely different start, shaping how you cultivate and how your power grows. The world of Destiny of Immortal is vast and story-driven. Random encounters, deadly secret realms, and demon-beast lairs are scattered across the map, alongside a wealth of hand-crafted side quests.

No suffering protagonist, no NTR. Just one satisfying payoff after another. Play the underdog and cut down enemies far above your level. Hide your true strength, then unleash it and watch your rivals’ jaws hit the floor. Lead 800 elite warriors against an army of 50,000 and pull off the impossible. Or take the ruthless path: seize control of a demonic sect and bend its holy maiden to your will. It hits like a binge-worthy cultivation drama you can’t put down. Every choice pushes you toward a different destiny. Destiny of Immortal is built around three major storylines, each taking you somewhere completely different, with its own tone and feel.

The current Early Access build includes around 500,000 words of content and fully unlocks the “Rakshasa Isle Demon Cultivator” route, along with all its endings. Combat runs on a unique Dantian system: Your techniques take the form of puzzle pieces. Arrange them however you like within your limited Dantian space, and line up the right effects to trigger powerful resonance bonuses. The deeper you dig, the more combinations open up. It’s like playing many sandbox cultivation games, but here everything is confined to one area and follows a storyline, which is quite weak. Hopefully, future versions will have a more coherent map.

As for the gameplay of Destiny of Immortal, it’s basic, with a cultivation system and the usual mechanics, but it’s lacking in several areas. The talent system and secluded cultivation are especially tedious, making progression feel extremely boring. Leveling up through seclusion becomes repetitive, and there aren’t any elixirs to craft or buy, so they have to be found instead. The combat system is decent, though it’s still an early version, so there’s not much content to judge yet. Currently, Destiny of Immortal only goes up to the Foundation Establishment stage, which is where the available gameplay ends. One final note: the Bronze Cauldron is overpowered.