
Build your battle-top and become King of the Streets! Collect 60+ parts, Merge their Powers, and Dominate opponents in this Chill Roguelite! Skate around a vibrant Y2K city, winning Cash and Upgrades on your way to the top. And if you Die in the game, you Die in real life.
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Slay the day away in a run-based battle-tops game from the creator of Nanomon Virtual Pet, Kardboard Kings, and Desert Child.
Build your Slayblade
Battle your Slayblade
Bet your lunch money on your Slayblade
Collect over 60+ parts for your Slayblade
Break the law with your Slayblade
Visit a miniature PS1 city with your Slayblade
Save the city from a rich loser with your Slayblade
✅ What Slayblade IS:
A snappy experience: Colourful lo-fi visuals, simple/satisfying battles, and fun customization.
Intuitive gameplay mechanics: The whole game can be played with a Mouse and left-click.
2000s vibes: Battling 'blades on the street corner, hand-drawn character art, and amazing music!
Lots of replay value: Over 60+ Blade Parts to collect, and Loads more Unlockables.
❌ What Slayblade is NOT:
No big story mode, just a brief intro+Outro cutscene.
Not a multiplayer game.
If you read this far, and you leave a Steam review, somehow use the word "Crumpet". People will be so confused.
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Really fun game that is strangely addictive! Love the soundtrack and the artstyle, very cool!
This is a sad review to have to write because I really enjoyed the time I spent playing this game. Right when things kinda started to click/get interesting, the run "ended". What happened was I accidentally had clicked on entering the final a tournament match which was WAY higher level than me. I was worried I'd lose and have to play more (oh no, how horrible) but instead I beat him and... got a really bad cutscene before returning to menu. Post-game has these movie-themed episodic runs, for example the first one is "Get to the Chopper" or some Terminator reference and has bombs around each arena, makes each slayblade large, etc. It looks like there's 20 or so of them, so if you are into modified runs then you'll have plenty to play. For me, once that run ended it kinda felt like I wasn't going to get much more out of the game which is really, really unfortunate. Lobbies or some sort of PvPvE run mode would be cool, but also I understand not every game needs to have an online mode. Personally, there wasn't enough there to justify the price, even though I did like the gameplay :(
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Languages: English, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Spanish - Latin America
Hours played at review time, across 287 reviews with recorded playtime.
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This is a fun little game that probably needs a couple more updates to make it special. Well worth the price!
It's a fun little game about fighting tops. Stylized graphics work work well. I feel there's room for more complete explanations of some things, but nothing that prevents playing and beating the game. It is controlled with the mouse leaving a hand free to eat a crumpet, or other snack. The game will require your attention during battles, so you'll want a snack that doesn't.
Game might feel too easy if you aim for one playthrough, but keep in mind that this is a roguelite. That means you unlock new modifiers after each run which alter the game. This, imo, makes for good replayability. Be creative. Make weird setups work. Can absolutely recommend the game. Especially if you like beyblade. Let it rip.
As someone that enjoys Beyblades and roguelikes this is a perfect game. The only thing i dont enjoy too much is the end scene cutscene. I see this game having huge potential if it adds more bey parts and Stadiums could be cool. Maybe a power upgrade that effects the stadium in some way like adding pillars or making it much bigger
Bollito.
The game is fun, the concept is awesome (its beyblade, I don't need to say anything else), and the music [b]SLAPS[/b]. My one complaint is that the story is shorter than a children's bed time story book. You start in a super small town, where there is a gacha station, a shop, 2 enemies, and a couple of random events that will pop every other day. After 4 days, you can enter a tournament. I had a super strong build, and I thought "Ok, maybe if I win the tournament, I can go to another area!" So I blasted through the 3 tournament battles, only to be greeted with the "YOU WIN!" screen.
A fun roguelike game with the capacity for multiple runs, that unlocks modifiers to keep things fresh and interesting after your first playthrough. The aesthetic is satisfying and feels fun. The game doesn't shy away from its influences and inspirations, I mean it's beyblade, but legally distinct. I enjoy the customization, but I feel like the wonderful character design of the mc and shopkeep are wasted by lacking a proper narrative or greater driving force. The game feels like there should be MORE, like this is a foundation to be built upon, more to explore, quests, greater driving forces etc. Also the humor in some regards may not be for everyone. But for 5 dollars you get what you paid for, and enjoy the quick runs you do.
absolute a great simple game but still got some bug the work our was stuck in a boot loop for 30min and had to hard power off my pc to stop it, wish i could share the details with the developers but i gave on crash report that lost to time due to the boot loop
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