Blades of Fire is a bold new IP from MercurySteam, a developer best known for working with other studios’ IPs, including the likes of Metroid Dread and Castlevania: Lords of Shadow.

Blades of Fire presents Aran and his studious companion Adso with the singular mission of going to kill the evil Queen Nerea. There are no mission or quest logs to look at, no objective markers to ...

Blades of Fire tries a unique combat system that is great in concept and execution, but doesn’t deliver on its distinctive style here. Each attack is mapped to your four face buttons: Square ...

On its surface Blades of Fire seems to be a generic fantasy hack and slash game and to be fair when the game first starts off, you’ll find it plays that way. With a single small sword in hand ...

The exploration in Blades of Fire has its ups and downs. On the good side of things, the levels are well-designed, have branching pathways, and overlap with each other to create one large map.

Gaming Games reviews Blades of Fire review – forging your own weapons makes for a new breed of hack-and-slash combat MercurySteam have created a deep and intriguing fantasy world where creative ...

Blades of Fire offers a few key features that seek to set it apart from other action-adventure games. Here are a few highlights, as outlined in the game description from Mercury Steam and 505 Games.