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Detailed followers and other non-player characters enrich the adventure by providing comic relief, rivalries, flirtations, and hostility. Sinister events upset the peaceful harmony of an isolated martial arts school, drawing you into a story that unfolds with drama, action, and adventure.

Take the role of a master of martial arts, and recruit followers to your cause in an interactive, living world.Įmbark on an epic journey with fascinating characters across a graphically beautiful, fantastic new world inspired by the myths and legends of ancient China. Each decision builds your reputation, changing the course of interactions with other characters and followers. Experience a unique combination of fast paced martial arts action with a gripping, character driven story set in a mythical land.

"It's called JADE EMPIRE? STEAMPUNK ANCIENT China? Really?" But all the characters are kickass, the main character (YOU!) is a kickass, and so far I'm pretty sure this is the only game in the western hemisphere with a quest like "The Outlander."Īlso, I believe this is one of the first Bioware games where they started having non-hetero options for relationships.Īnyway, I highly recommend this game to anyone who hasn't played and also enjoy Bioware's other IPs.Jade Empire: Special Edition is an award-winning action RPG from the makers of Dragon Age and Mass Effect. When I first saw the title, admittedly I couldn't help but roll my eyes.

And by "well" I mean there weren't any glaringly huge aspects that I thought were irreverent towards the culture. On top of that, I was really pleasantly surprised by how well Chinese/Asianic aspects were treated in the game. They would always be moving their hands up and down as if they were constantly scolding you. I miss they singular way the characters would talk in conversations. and the animations! They were all so endearing. (Fantastically fun transformation of the meadow background if you go down the way of the Closed Fist btw.). I also miss the little flourishes - like the background changing behind your character in the profile as you erred toward Open Palm or Closed Fist.

It was the first game I went "evil" in for the first playthrough, and all those terrible decisions I made still burns in my memories, lol. It seemed like every little decision you made had some sort of impact on characters or the scenarios. Thanks for the announcement! I love this game!! It's really in the spirit of the older Bioware titles (well, mostly KotOR).