An ancient evil returns. A sword lost to legend. A party bound by fate. Forge your legacy in a story-rich RPG of turn-based combat and branching choices, inspired by the classic Blood Sword saga.
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From the developers of Fabled Lands, comes a new adaptation of a beloved gamebook series — darker, deadlier, and more tactical than ever.
Enter the world of Blood Sword, a tactical role-playing game that brings the cult-classic gamebooks by Dave Morris and Oliver Johnson to life in a richly atmospheric, narrative-driven experience.
Lead a party of heroes through a deadly campaign across a war-torn realm steeped in dark magic, ancient secrets, and fate-bound prophecy. Whether you play as a cunning rogue, a battle-hardened warrior, a pious mystic, or a fire-wielding mage, Blood Sword lets you craft your build, choose your path, and confront your destiny.
Command up to four unique heroes in grid-based turn-based battles. Use positioning, powerful abilities, and synergistic tactics to overcome brutal enemies — from undead cultists to demonic entities.
Inspired by the original gamebooks, Blood Sword offers a branching narrative with branching choices, moral decisions, and exploration that can lead to alternate outcomes — including character deaths and new story paths. 
Choose from diverse skill trees and disciplines. Mix classes and spells to shape your party’s strengths — whether through brute force, subtle magic, divine favor, or underhanded tricks.
Every choice can cost you — your party members can fall in battle, and consequences echo throughout the campaign. Your triumphs and failures both become part of your legend.
Traverse detailed maps, investigate story notes, and uncover ancient secrets across cities, dungeons, wastelands, and ruins. Your journey is non-linear — and shaped by your decisions.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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