Strength of the Sword: Ultimate is a charming yet brutal 3D fighter/brawler. Brimming with old school attitude, Strength of the Sword: Ultimate is the kind of game you beat instead of finish. Playing as the awesome War Golem who is magically powered by awesomeness and destruction, you will engage in tactical and skill based combat as Strength of the Sword: Ultimate pits you against multiple deadly enemies at once and includes epic boss battles! Defend the realm against a rising evil that has swept the land in Story Mode or battle against not only enemies but the clock in the grueling Survival Mode.


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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
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| Russo | |||
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I helped Kickstart Strength of the Sword Ultimate years back with a LOT of money. It's a solid game and the combat is too deep for me but I absolutely love that. The game has an incredible Multiplayer Suite but there isn't the life in the fanbase for it. The DLC's are likely because the guys who worked on the game didn't know how to hide the special backer content to let people who had the codes access them. If the recent Iron Pineapple video helps bring this game to life, I'll be eternally grateful.
The Summary: A charming brawler with simple combat and combos with controls that take a bit of getting used to. A very short campaign with levels consisting of 2-3 waves of enemies. A bit difficult at first, but after you get used to the controls, and you pick a loadout that you enjoy, the difficulty drops to a more manageable level. An enjoyable $10 brawler with charm and potential. The Details: Been waiting for over 3 years for this game to come out after watching gameplay footage of Strength of the Sword 3 online. This is not representative of the final release, as there are still plenty of visual bugs present, but I was able to complete the entire main campaign without a single crash. The controls take a bit of work to get used to; the parry system doesn't seem as responsive as I would like it, but evasive rolling feels much more reliable so I used that mainly. Combos are fairl
Backed this game since it was on Kickstarter. Despite the game being in development for a few years, I'm happy to see this game being true to what was shown compared to being a bait-and-switch; I really enjoy the Hack N Slash mechanic that this game offers and the controls are fluid.. I'll gladly wait another X amount of years for this game to be officially ready.
Strength of the Sword brings surprising depth to the table, concealed within a rather unassuming very cheap package. Almost everything about this game is satisfying and charming, from the customization to the combat. There have been so many moments where I've just had my mouth open yelling "THAT'S AWESOME" when trying each new weapon, seeing how they play and being in awe at the fluidity of the combat and what it allows. Truthfully, I do wish this game were longer however, even if that raised the games price point by a bit more as no matter how much I've played through the campaign I've yet to be sated. I truthfully don't know if I've ever played a game which has more value for $1. For this review and others like it, feel free to check out and follow my personal Steam Curator page by *Clicking Here*. The Good: - Combat. Combat is obviously the star of this game, and the fluidity and o
This is not an openworld game or anything like that. It doesnt say so in the tags but I expected that when going in after watching some short videos on it. Each level is a small arena and you have to defeat 3 waves of enemies or a boss. The waves usually consist of 2-3 enemies. However I still had a blast playing it because the combat iso well designed. And its great that they do not throw many enemies on you at once because the combat isnt designed for that to work. A fighting system like ive never seen before. It takes some time to get used to but when you kinda understand how to do it it feels so satisfying. Also if you plan on playing with with a keyboard and mouse - dont. Attack is on k. This should say enough. But with a controller its really really great. The weapons you use mostly make an actual difference. A few swords feel pretty much the same but most of the weapons feels ve
If DMC were far more ground oriented and had a stamina bar for your dodges, it might look something like this. This game feels great, and really isn't that difficult as long as you're not throwing your face at the enemy with no regard for self-preservation. The current single-player campaign is a bit short, and outside of having an enemy to lock on to, the movement feels a bit off. However, since the crux of this game is all about combat, it's a non-issue as soon as enemies appear which is 99% of the time that you're playing. Since this is a game centered around arena combat, it also strikes me as an arcade-y For Honor, as well. The weapons feel varied but not too dissimilar that you'll be at a loss if you pick a new weapon, rather than For Honors classes that feel wildly different at times. Some weapons have longer reach, others have AoE specials, ONE OF THEM IS A DRILL WITH A DASHING
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