
Hack and slash your way through a medieval RPG full of demons, darkness and war!
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Actually quite pleased to see Iron Blade: Medieval RPG on Steam. I've been playing Iron Blade: Medieval Legends from the Microsoft game app store for a few months now, and it's a great daily type game to get into. I'm not sure yet if I'll be playing it on Steam also, since I'm already quite invested in the MS app store version, but I would strongly recommend any new players to either play the Steam version or the MS Store one, or both. Definitely play the game if you like: 1) a simplified action-RPG type game that has very nice looking legendary gear; 2) a short, progressive chapter based questline with four difficulty ratings; 3) a simple PVP fort attack leaderboard chase with regular rewards and resets; 4) and finally, rotating short events for gear, troops, and gear leveling mats. ======================================================================= Here's the review I posted on the Microsoft Store site, which has a bit more details about what's in the game. "Been playing this game daily now for a few months, and just love the simple playstyle of this action-rpg. You can either manually fight, or have it on auto fighting, or even a combination of the two. Using your leveled legendary gear that you've found and boosted, to dish out punishment against NPCs in a chapter base questline. Another big part of the game is it's PvP aspect, that has you attacking other players' fort battlements, which they have fortified by leveling the fort and posting the strongest leveled Leaders and Troops in them. There's plenty of ways to play, albeit it's always faster to buy chests and packages for real money, you can play without spending any money at all if you so desire. I'd suggest joining an Alliance which helps greatly in acquiring that coveted legendary gear, but also to help level you faster. Personally, I haven't joined an Alliance yet, but really think it's the best way for most players to get ahead." Here's my character who's currently Lvl.50 https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=2423014124395586&set=a.216202918410062&type=3&eid=ARA5etjdI4JQ-k3PUTGKvgq1bBo3A9DpL-ONKJv6Tqs2kCqaSMVqIlEYmXY_XBLksHMJxm4j-Du9IbZt
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I played this one on a mobile back in time and downloaded it to see if anything changed since then,but it doesn't seem like it. It's a very simple aRPG,which will make you pay to advance in the story sooner or later. What's the worst about it,it feels like you have even less control over your character on PC than on mobile. I don't recommend to download,unless you don't have any better games to play.
Game with interesting atmosphere weighed down for being a game made for mobiles, not being able to control the character and only use some mechanics make the game quite bland, even though it is free I recommend trying it.
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Game Broken After you finish chapter 2 defeating Hugo, the game will then guide you to do a fort invasion. However, you will always see a "Your attack has failed" message while deducting 1 energy. After you relaunch the game, the game will enter the same tutorial mode and forbidden you to do anything at all. Resulting in an endless loop of unplayable game
Another pay2win game, if you don't invest some cash you don't have legendary gear, mercenary, to protect your fortress. That's been said if you make a free2play game make that all players are threated right, but this is only for their pockets
Played for just a few minutes, so this isn't a high-quality review, just a quick cover of what you'regetting. First, the game seems like something I would download on my phone: click to attack, right click to block when prompted, you can't even move by yourself and it works on an energy system (play for a bit then you have to stop and wait. Why??) I finished the introductory tutorial and it took me back the menu where I was immediately greeted with a pop-up that said "Disconnected: You have been logged in on another device," and there wasn't even an option to press OK or CLOSE so I had to ctrl-alt-delete and open task manager to close and restart. I won't be playing this anymore because I can play the same thing on my phone while using my computer to do something more productive like watch Netflix
Топовая на 2019 год мобильная игра прекратила свое существование. Серверам каюк.
I've played the Android version of Iron Blade for years. First off, yes it is pay to win. Players who pay for Rubies are able to level much quicker & continually replenish their energy for events. Free players are forced to fight for scraps in rankings. You'll only be able to get within the top 50 if you save if your rubies for months on end then push hard during an event if you're a free player. As far as leaderboards I'm usually a top 10-20 player despite being free, but this requires a lot of time. It took me years to get as strong as I am today. Forums are hilariously filled with the same 3 whales crying about everything to the developers & expecting the developers to cater to them because they've spent tons of money on the game. Luckily the developers seem to ignore the whale's demands for the most part & continue to improve the game for the betterment of the player base as a whole, not just the handful of whales. Graphics are amazing for mobile & very fluid, but on PC it is poorly optimized & sub-par compared to typical PC standards. I've had lots of framerate issues on my $10k gaming desktop, but my Galaxy Note 9 runs the game on 60 FPS perfectly fine with the graphics on high. The game itself consists of PVP where you face off against another player's horde of monsters & the campaign mode which gets harder as you progress. There's events & other modes where you can collect daily resources. There's a clan function, but it's entirely useless unless your entire clan of 20-30 people is willing to do at least 100 PVP matches each a week to get better rewards from clan chests. Don't expect to breeze through the campaign as towards the end you'll need to be properly equipped to stand a chance. It's disappointing that you can't share your character between mobile & PC as there's no difference other than controls between the two. Other games like Mobius Final Fantasy allow seamless playback between the systems, but for some reason it can't be done here. Overall, It's a decent game that'll keep you busy. Don't expect a whole lot of content or to be glued to the screen. It's pay to win so expect whales to dominate events & get all the good items unless you're willing to basically dedicate your entire life to the game. To attempt to remedy this situation it appears the developers have broken down the events into instances so all players aren't on one leaderboard anymore. Lots of whales & no lives hanging out in game chat all day too (seriously, they're on seemingly 24/7... do these people even work or go outside at all?), looking down on people who don't have better gear than them. The gear discrimination is honestly an old school loser gamer mindset that I thought died a long time ago, but is alive & well in Iron Blade. Apparently whales run multiple accounts as well as bots (both of which are against the TOS) so yeah...getting top rank is very hard. 3 out of 5 stars
Auto run with simple combat and an awful camera. As a bonus there still are achievements for opening "Premium Chests" and buying Rubies.
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