New free-to-play MMORPG, currently topping Steam charts, has an English store page but no English support

Longevity: Path of the Immortal (长生仙途) left early access on 4 September 2026 and is currently sitting at the top of Steam's 'New & Trending' list. The game has been developed and self-published by May Game. Currently, the free-to-play 3D xianxia MMORPG holds a "Very Positive" rating at 88% of 67 user reviews.

Its store page is written entirely in an AI-translated, grandiose take on English. The feature headings on the store page promise "a cultivation epic woven by karma", a fleshed-out romance and bond system, sword flight across an open world, and sect warfare against guilds worldwide. Beneath all of this English text, Steam's language table has exactly one supported language: Simplified Chinese, supporting interface, full audio and subtitles. English is explicitly marked "Not supported," and Steam displays its own banner warning that the product has no support for the local language.

While the marketing copy is all English, the AI content disclosure is still in untranslated Chinese. When translated, it says "some store assets contain AI-generated elements." The system requirements list the processor as "Intel i3或同级别," or Intel i3 or equivalent. The English part looks like a sales pitch rather than the page as a whole.

The release timeline is also a little confusing. The store page shows an early access start of 20 August, which means the full launch happened 15 days later. In its early access notes, May Game had said it expected that phase to run roughly one to six months, adjusted according to player feedback.

Players should note that Longevity: Path of the Immortal comes with both in-game purchases and chance-based in-game purchases (Steam's label for randomized loot mechanics).

Requirements are minimal as well: Windows, an Intel i3, 4 GB of RAM, a GPU with 1 GB of memory and 2 GB of storage.