"Sixteen Voices of Yanyun" is a domestically produced martial arts open-world RPG game. The background is set at the transition between the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms and the Song Dynasty. Players will play the role of young knights and explore the world.The gameplay is unique. The single-player mode has a film-like plot, free exploration and puzzle-solving levels that are comparable to those of a single player. The multi-player mode allows for social competition and cooperative defense.Its features include a puzzle-solving method that restores Chinese martial arts elements, a rich life career system, a dynamically changing game world, and a realistic physical system.

At present, the international version of the game is about to be launched, and overseas media ratings have been lifted. The PC version of the M station has an average score of 72 points. Among them, the well-known foreign media IGN gave the game a 6-point rating, while the media wccftech gave a favorable rating of 8.5 points.

Some media ratings are as follows:

Wccftech (8.5/10):

"Sixteen Voices of Yanyun" presents an extraordinary open world experience, successfully integrating a fascinating plot, meaningful side activities, a solid combat system and a reasonable character growth system, as well as rich multiplayer gameplay and the most vibrant city construction among similar games.Although some functions and mechanisms are limited by the design framework of the free-to-play model, the advantages clearly far outweigh the shortcomings, making it a rare masterpiece that can attract non-open world enthusiasts.Even in the first release, it’s enough to provide hundreds of hours of immersive experience.

IGN (6/10):

Perhaps there is a "Sixteen Tones of Yanyun" that is not bound by its own lofty ambitions.This game deeply understands the charm of the fantasy sub-genre of martial arts and injects its essence into vivid character creation and gorgeous combat system.But it quickly became apparent that developers were trying to cram too many different types of experiences—open world adventures, action-heavy MMOs, music rhythm games, card battles, etc.—into the same work, resulting in none of the elements reaching their true potential."Sixteen Tones of Yanyun" is like an amusement park where everything is running at half speed, and even the desserts at the food stalls require a pile of paperwork to be completed before you can enjoy them.