Zhuo Shan is a fisherman living in a Chinese village with his wife and two children. He doesn’t remember a thing from his past, but the nightmares haunt him so bad that he has to take medicine now and then. One day strange visitors arrive in the village and capture Shan’s family demanding that he returned them the ‘‘perfect sword”, a blade of unmatched power. It turns out that Shan is not an ordinary fisherman, but a mighty warrior named Yong who was hiding from his enemies for over twelve years. He returns the “perfect sword” but in the meantime his wife dies and his children are taken away. Shan’s only option is to seek his enemies to try and save the remnants of his family and stop his mysterious and powerful nemesis from using the “perfect sword”. In this quest Shan will find many allies that will fight by his side.
Feng Yun 2: Qi Wuqi is a Chinese-made, Japanese-style role-playing game featuring free world exploration. The battles are turn-based. There are four battle commands: attack, cast a magic spell, use item and defend. When attacking the player has to chose which part of enemy’s body to hit, then by well-timed button presses he can activate a combo attack which delivers significantly more damage but uses up some magic points. Casting a magic spell uses the same magic points. Each party member can use his or her own skills, combo attacks and magic spells. When a party member is attacked his or her “rage” meter will gradually fill up; when full it will immediately boost the party member’s stats for one turn and grant him or her the ability to deliver multiple hits to an enemy.
The game is based on a comic book by Ma Rongchen (Ma Wing-shing) and was released simultaneously with the TV series Feng Yun (titled Wind and Cloud or The Storm Riders for English-speaking viewers).
