505 Games has released a demo for MercurySteam’s upcoming action-adventure game, Blades of Fire. This demo features the beginning of the game, allowing you to forge your first weapons. It will also let you experience the game’s combat system, fight a big troll, and learn more about Aran’s journey.
In Blades of Fire, your weapons are your most valuable tools for survival and victory against the forces of Queen Nerea. Forging the perfect weapon and mastering how to use it is essential to ensure you will succeed in your quest to overthrow her. The recently shared Blades of Fire ‘Getting Started’ videos show precisely what you’ll need to do to restore peace to the land.
The forging system is at the heart of gameplay in Blades of Fire and offers players a unique chance to craft powerful weapons that will help them survive in a world of chaos. Players will gather materials, combine elements, and enhance Aran’s gear.
As said, Blades of Fire aims to have a unique and challenging combat system. This system will allow you to attack specific body parts of the enemy. Thus, players can slash, stab or bludgeon enemies depending on the situation and what the enemy is equipped with.
It’s quite refreshing to see a demo for a game. The only downside is that the demo, and the full game, are exclusive to Epic Games Store. It’s not a problem for me, but I know a lot of you who boycott that platform.
Anyway, those interested can download the demo from this link.
505 Games will release Blades of Fire on PC on May 22nd. 505 Games has provided us with a review code. So, expect a day-1 PC Performance Analysis for it. You can also find its official PC system requirements here.
Stay tuned for more!
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