SWORD OF JUSTICE

Name: SWORD OF JUSTICE
Rating: 4.1 (513 reviews)
Author: NETEASE INTERACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT PTE. LTD

By: NETEASE INTERACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT PTE. LTD App

Innovative Open World MMORPG

Overview

Version:

101.3.11682281

Last updated: 2026-07-31

Ranking

#75,943 ▲ 116

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Sword of Justice is an open-world MMORPG set in an expansive Eastern martial world. You are free to play any role you like—battle, explore, farm, fish, trade, or build relationships—while AI-driven NPCs remember your actions and respond in lifelike ways. There are no fixed paths, no paywalls, and no forced teamwork, delivering a relaxed, immersive MMO experience tailored to you.

Powered by next-gen tech, Sword of Justice delivers cinematic visuals, dynamic weather, and ray-traced lighting. Hundreds of customization options let you craft a truly unique character, breaking free from rigid classes. Team up for epic dungeons, or roam solo with intelligent companions and 100+ hours of single-player stories. With fair progression and total freedom, your martial world legend is yours to write.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

NETEASE INTERACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT PTE. LTD

Rating:

4.10

(513) 3 new ratings

Version:

101.3.11682281 Last updated: 2026-07-31

Version code:

887631983

Creation date:

2025-11-04

Compatible devices:

Size:

3.19GB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-22

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Ranking

# 75,943 ▲ 116

Other rankings

#9 in The Best New Roleplaying Games

Other platforms

SWORD OF JUSTICE (v101.3.11682281)

290,843 3.65

(2,053)

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Developed by:

NETEASE INTERACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT PTE. LTD

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sword-of-justice/id6743792551

User Reviews

Players praise Sword of Justice for rich lore, visuals, and exploration, with deep customization and many quests. Common drawbacks include localization gaps, performance and storage issues, monetization concerns, a story-driven and sometimes opaque gameplay loop, and no controller support.

Pros

Engaging lore and storytelling praised by multiple reviews.
Beautiful visuals and world design with varied costumes and scenery.
Open-world feel with flight, exploration, and a wealth of main and side quests.
Extensive character customization and manor-building options.
Rich quest content offering long-term play and immersion.

Cons

Localization and language support is limited; English content is often missing and other languages are not consistently supported.
Performance issues and heavy storage requirements; lag, long downloads, and misleading space estimates.
Pay-to-win monetization with gem purchases that can gate progression.
Pacing and UX feel overly story-driven and sometimes unintuitive, with limited gameplay variety.
Lack of controller support and requests for controller compatibility.

Recent reviews

I tried so many ways and even searched online how to go the next mission automatically. Turns out the game just lead me to the map and ask me to find the direction myself? There’s no helpful tool in the game to solve this problem. And the in game so called AI function can only repeat the same solution, which is of course, only in two words and wrong. So disappointed

by fa*****, 2026-09-15

Everyone is allowed the choice of their name and opinion, right? Not on Sword of Justice. I was persecuted and my in-game names of “AgainstLGBT” and “AntiLGBT” were persecuted and removed against my will, within a week. So only LGBT+ associated people are worthy enough to be allowed freedom of beliefs, freedom of opinion, and freedom of choice? Who do you think the rest of are, people who don’t get any rights? The LGBT+ associated people and their advocates want us to not hurt their feelings, but what about “against LGBT+” feelings? So lgbt+ feelings, not other people’s feelings, should not be hurt? It’s ok for people to hurt themselves with and because of lgbt+ feelings, then demand superior respect for them? And other kinds of feelings don’t matter? A man can unfortunately get illegally drugged, but not many want superior respect for that over their fellow man. I guess that’s the same reason why many developers allow trafficker and stalker communication to go on unchecked in online games, it’s because of this same withering of morals. Frankly, their “Sword” deals more in injustice than “Justice.” If you developers want to take back what you did, you can put back the names of my characters: AgainstLGBT for the sword female character, and AntiLGBT for the other character who has “Player” in her name. Otherwise, I will see my suspicions as correct.