Bladed Fury reviews

Positives:-simple and dynamic gameplay-own animations-the Visual/design that I really enjoyed, whether for the decorations or the artworks of the characters-OST that sticks well to the mood of the game, or rather that installs some atmosphere- System of improvement of degrees and technique (even if there is not really much)/system of "power"-small staging of some bosses, it always is effects/the movesets of the bosses are rather nice-the difficult modes and challenge that offers a small rejouablity welcome for this type of game (x) negative points:-difficulty divided between the bosses of the game in General and the last boss (: in summary I have much more galled on the last boss than on all the bosses of the game before this one)-scenario not s Super original UPER-I would have liked to have one or two more combo, even if it did not at all tarnished my game experience overall very happy with the game!

A 2D platform action game that favors clashes with a white weapon, the reference is obvious to everyone: it's far cry. More seriously, this bladed fury, the new title of the next Studio, is very much inspired by Vanillaware's renowned Muramasa the demon blade. So much so that the first few minutes of play will be able to generate those who played it, so the structure is identical. Nevertheless, and even if bladed fury, from his team and his more modest means, is clearly not as fine and profound as his illustrious source of inspiration (both on the graphics as on the gameplay or the bestiary), it remains an honest action game that will entertain fans of combo air and hits counters. Bladed fury goes to basics and focuses totally on its fundamentals. Weak/strong shot, parade at the frame to counter, dash to Dodge and power gauge that grows richer as one progresses. All accompanied by a very small skill tree that ensures the minimum Union. The result is a dynamic title that never really takes off with the help of spectacular and flamboyant flights, certainly, but which provides a sufficiently pleasant base for us to be carried by this vengeful quest in full Chinese mythology. A quest alas a little short, count three or four hours in normal difficulty (knowing that the game unlocks a challenge mode thereafter) and sometimes tainted by some crashes as far as I am concerned. But for a standard price of not even €10 and with finally quite little competition in terms of... say "Muramasa-like", bladed fury does very honestly the job. Its purchase is considered without any problem.