Where the Mountains Await
A dynamic-scroll wuxia narrative RPG — the prologue is free to play, and the full game (all three volumes plus the finale) is now available.
Where the Mountains Await

Current state
- Who it is for
- Players who enjoy text-driven narrative and wuxia settings, and prefer a single-purchase game with no ads or subscription
- Problem
- Most narrative games either make choices feel weightless or disconnect combat from the story entirely
- Relationship
- Owned
How it works
01
Choice and consequence
Every action shapes character attitudes, event states and rumors across the world — nothing you do simply disappears.
02
Combat as dialogue
Drawing a sword doesn't require bloodshed — probing, disarming, retreating, or even losing on purpose all say something.
Evidence
- The prologue "The Lantern Still Burns" is free to play in-browser, averaging 60–90 minutes
- The full game — Volume One "White Reed Crossing," Volume Two "Green Cliff, Old Rain," Volume Three "The Nameless Way Home," and the finale — is now fully released, early-bird priced at NT$310 (regular NT$388) as a one-time purchase
Current limitations
- Browser-only for now, with no standalone installer.
Where the Mountains Await is a dynamic-scroll wuxia narrative RPG. Players take on the role of Pei Du, deciding within limited time how to train, which leads to chase, and who to trust. The prologue is free, and the full game — all three volumes plus the finale — is now available as a one-time purchase, no chapter-splitting, no subscription, no ads.
Other work
Available。Open to use or purchase.Vozmira
Turn a URL or a block of text into a script, storyboard and natural-sounding Mandarin voiceover — free to start, no credit card.
Available。Open to use or purchase.Sunkoro
Hands-on workshop videos that get learners to a working AI app or website prototype in a few hours.
Public Beta。Open testing; features will still change.KapZoom
A desktop screen recorder that automatically focuses actions, generates captions and keeps the result editable on a full timeline — available for Windows and Mac with one-time pricing.

