"OMG! My dear princesses is kidnapped by the evil power! What are you waiting for, huh? Grab your weapon and get on the journey to save your princess and free the world! You’ll be surprised what’s waiting for you :)
Utilizing all the combos and killer moves plus magic tricks you will defeat all the bad guys who got in your way! All the powerful weapons and coolest packages will make you an one of kind adventurer, you can disguise as a ninja hitting your enemies with frozen fish or a lightsaber holding galaxy trooper who likes to kick-ass! It’ll be all you!
Tons of fun-filled levels in game with various challenging bosses waiting for you, from high speed car chase in the thick forest to zombie army marching on the deserted land, mysterious haunted house to fishing competition in the deep ocean, riding dragon that spits fire and fighting side by side with intelligent robot, trust me :) This adventurous setting will give you the thrills and surprises that you’d never had before!
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Wonder Blade is a fun, albeit hard and button-mashy beat’em up. Frustrating boss battles and questionable detection aside, it’s easy to pick up and play, mixing melee attacks and magic to create fun combos and the lite RPG elements make it an interesting and lengthy game to tackle during the coming, drought-y months. If you’ve played Castle Crashers,...
When I first saw Wonder Blade, I kind of assumed it would be a goofy little adventure, nothing too much more. But I was proven wrong. Trying to get your combo hits in a row as high as possible with a lot of fun. The armor changes serve a purpose other than just defense; it was a nice little touch and surprised me. There were so many small things in...
Wonder Blade is to Castle Crashers what Fighter's History is to Street Fighter, a highly "inspired" game. Beyond the moral issue of this situation, Wonder Blade offers us a brawler with RPG elements and some levels with different mechanics that bring variety to the whole. A punk game, as the title from which it is "inspired", that beyond some mismatches...
Wonder Blade is far from a bad game. In fact, it was a very enjoyable experience for about an hour. The overall lack of polish in the games finer designs undermine its smooth gameplay and gorgeous visuals, whilst the absence of multiplayer hamstrings its longevity. With a bit more spit and polish, and a couple of mates brandishing Joy-Cons, this could...
Wonder Blade is a good brawler with a surprising amount of depth given its primary genre.
