Blades of Fire takes us to a land where the new queen, Nerea, has found a way to ensure that only her army can use steel – the rest wield weapons of stone…
The only one immune to the spell is Aran de Lira, a descendant of the royal guards, who is the last to wield a true weapon. He is accompanied on his journey by the young scholar Adso, a specialist in the ancient secrets of blacksmithing. Together they traverse forests, palace corridors, and fortresses, searching for a way to overthrow the ruler and restore balance to the kingdom.
Game details:
Blades of Fire is a third-person action game. Forging your own weapons and using them in spectacular battles is the main focus.
Each enemy has different weaknesses, so choosing the right weapon is crucial. Weapons are crafted at the forge, using materials and schematics acquired throughout the adventure. You can choose from swords, hammers, and axes, varying in speed, weight, and durability.
Adso supports us in combat, noting down observations about our enemies and offering suggestions on how to defeat them most effectively.
The heart of the game lies in dynamic battles with a variety of opponents – from the Queen’s soldiers, to the undead, to fantastic beasts.
What’s included in Blades of Fire Day One Edition:
Number of players: 1
Age rating: 18
Bad language: Yes
Violence: Yes
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You are someone special, a free person, without a role imposed, who watches this theatre from the sidelines and can control your own destiny. You are not indifferent to this tragedy that has befallen the rest and you set off on a journey to defeat the authors of this cursed play. You are looking for a way to restore free will to the world, revealing the truth about those who gave Canovaccio power.
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Game type:
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How to play:
Enotria: The Last Song is a game in which the key is to quickly avoid blows, effectively parry attacks and break the endurance of enemies to deal powerful counterattacks.
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Number of players: 1
Age rating: 16
Violence: Yes
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Game type:
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How to play:
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Number of players: 1
Age rating: 16
Violence: Yes
Elements of fear: Yes
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Game type:
Alan Wake 2 is a third-person survival horror game. Players experience tension and horror, in which exploration and solving puzzles take center stage, and combat takes a back seat. However, despite the reduced emphasis on action compared to previous installments, there is no shortage of skirmishes with enemies.
How to play:
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Number of players: 1
Age rating: 18
Bad language: Yes
Violence: Yes
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Game type:
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How to play:
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Number of players: 1-4
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Violence: Yes
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Game type:
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How to play:
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