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Die By The Blade Review: Live By The Sword? Not For Long!
Live by the sword and read a Die By The Blade review. This spiritual successor to Bushido Blade opts for instant kills instead of a haiku.
Review
Live by the sword and read a Die By The Blade review. This spiritual successor to Bushido Blade opts for instant kills instead of a haiku.
Die By The Blade
I’m honestly holding back on all the potential cringe that can be thrown at a Grindstone post—Grindr, Bump ‘N Grind, skateboarding—but let me not embarrass myself with dad jokes and let the games speak for themselves. By the way, I apologise for the headline. Next week, the
Die By The Blade
If I were to give you a name for something I’m eagerly awaiting to play, it would have to be Die By The Blade – a one-hit-kill sword fighting game from Grindstone, in the style of Bushido Blade. The anticipation for this is through the roof; having played a teaser
beat 'em up
First things first: the Die By The Blade demo does not currently work well on the Steam Deck. On the upside, this one-vs-one combat game is the spiritual successor to Bushido Blade we (I) have been waiting for since the late 90s. Nothing has come close to the definitive one-hit-kill
combat
Die By The Blade may well fill that gaping mass left behind by Bushido Blade. In all these years, there hasn’t been anything close to the classic one-hit-kill sword duels. However, that void will soon close as Grindstone and Triple Interactive’s fighter will be coming to PC and
2021
You just know that Die By The Blade is going to be a corker. It’s not just me who thinks it – the Kickstarter campaign has already hit the original target. It confirms that we need a Bushido Blade successor. From Triple Hill Interactive, Toko Midori Games and publisher Grindstone,
Die By The Blade
Coming to Kickstarter next month, Die By The Blade is a one-hit kill combat game inspired by classic samurai titles. The gaming life is good when developers acknowledge games such as Bushido Blade as an influence for their game – a title I played to death in the days of the