One Thought Immortal

One Thought Immortal is a single-player cultivation RPG with turn-based combat, chance encounters, and legacies carried from one lifetime to the next.

Begin as a novice on the Qingxuan Continent. Join a sect, study cultivation methods, brew pills, forge equipment, and visit towns and secret realms. Along the way, you will meet friends, rivals, and perhaps a dao companion. Emerge from years in seclusion to find that someone has broken through, someone has moved on, and someone has fallen silent.

People to meet, people to lose

You can talk to every cultivator you meet on the map. Chat, give gifts, and spar to learn about their temperament, past, and wishes. As your bond grows, invite them to travel with you, become sworn friends, or seek a dao companion.

Exchange a Voice Jade Slip to stay in touch when your paths part. A message might bring news of a breakthrough, or a plea for help with little time to spare. The people you know pursue their own cultivation and face their own dangers. Even your companion may die.

The new chibi characters blink, speak, and change expression. Redesigned relationship and jade slip screens put a face to each meeting and let you look back on your shared experiences.

Join a sect and answer its call

Take bounties at the Mission Hall, brew pills in the Alchemy Chamber, forge equipment, and spend your contributions on cultivation methods at the Scripture Pavilion. As you rise through the ranks, more sect duties open to you.

The Sect Master and your Peak Master will also issue orders: hunt enemies, gather supplies, escort travelers, investigate, spar, or bring aid. Reach your destination before the deadline, finish the job, and return to report.

Outside the sect, other cultivators have skills of their own. Commission a pill, arrange an expedition, or ask a favor; these dealings can lead to more. An old keepsake may offer a clue to an absent friend's whereabouts.

Find your approach to combat

Battles play out in turns. Cultivation methods, spells, talismans, and the five elements all affect the outcome. Choose your equipment and time your moves, then decide whether to press on or retreat.

Secret realms open and close on a schedule. The deeper you venture, the greater the rewards and the risks. Before setting out, decide what supplies to bring, who to invite, and when to turn back.

A lifetime leaves only so much time

Training, traveling, and completing errands all take time. Breaking through to a new realm extends your lifespan, but it never returns the years already spent. Whether to enter seclusion or keep a promise depends on what matters to you in this life.

When a life ends, choose heirlooms, pills, or Dao Echo to pass on to your next incarnation. Record of the Past offers ten further challenge chapters, each with its own conditions for retracing a predecessor's cultivation journey.

Draw a world of your own

Play on built-in maps or random maps of different sizes. In the Map Workshop, draw terrain, rivers, and spirit paths, place sects and secret realms, then begin a new life on your own map. Share maps through Steam Workshop.

Game information

• Single-player exploration, relationships, and cultivation planning, with turn-based combat.
  
• A 2D isometric map with animated chibi characters.
  
• Supports Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and English.
  
• No separate game account or player data collection. Launch through Steam, with Steam Offline Mode supported. Achievements, cloud saves, and Workshop features are handled by the Steam client.