$12.99Conquer the world History you decide
A live-action historical visual novel where you travel back to the fall of the Ming and fight invaders. With 512 episodes, 268 choices, and 87 endings, plus an arsenal, a shop, and six women who actually shape the war, there is a lot of history to argue with.
Is Conquer the world worth it?
Conquer the world is worth it if…
- you like visual novels where choices branch into many routes and endings
- you want a historical war story with court intrigue and battlefield decisions
- you enjoy romance alongside strategy, with companions who join the fight
- you like replaying to chase different outcomes across a huge plot
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A very long war told in first person
You watch real actors in real locations, shot in first person, and pick your way through the collapse of one dynasty and the arrival of another. The plot runs to 512 episodes with 268 choices and 87 endings, so one decision opens one road and closes several others.
You can aim to become king or to rescue the emperor, save civilians, and push back the invaders. On-screen notes explain poems, titles, offices, and historical figures as they appear, which helps when the court politics get thick.
Six allies, chests, and an arsenal
Six women travel with you: a female general, a wealthy strategist sister, a white-haired girl, a mixed-race merchant, a Miao saint girl, and a proud princess. They fight, fund the army, trade arms, and share information, and you can interact with them outside the main story too.
Between choices, you hunt for hidden treasure chests tucked into scenes for surprises, and you visit the arsenal and shop to equip yourself for the battles ahead. Pick well and the right weapon turns a losing fight around.
What should you know before playing?
How much story is there, really?
A lot. The game lists 512 episodes, 268 choices, and 87 endings, with different paths such as taking power yourself or saving the emperor. Expect at least ten hours for a first run, and much more if you go back to try other branches.
Who are the six women?
They are a general who fights beside you, a rich woman who funds and supplies the army, a white-haired girl, a merchant who deals in arms, a Miao saint girl, and a princess. Each has her own tasks and influence on the war, not just conversation scenes.
What do you do besides making choices?
You look for hidden treasure chests inside scenes, and outside the plot you manage weapons through the arsenal and buy supplies in the shop. Stronger equipment can shift how key battles go, so preparation matters as well as dialogue picks.
