
Thy Sword is a hack n' slash platformer with procedural levels and roguelike elements. A world of Sword & Sorcery awaits!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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good game and perfect difficulty
Thy sword is a game that is perfection in a confined space. Retro to the bone and great fun to play. Highly recommended [list] [*] Fun and compelling gameplay [*] Satisfying action/combat [*] Well designed pixel art visuals [*] Awesome music [*] Rogue lite elements [*] Random and unexpected events [*]Unlockable playable characters [/list] Thy Sword was covered by myself and my friend ToborPrime in our Game development/industry podcast - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-se22geVuk&t
In coffee terms, Thy Sword is a classic black coffee, it's been around just about forever and lacks the fancy modern flavours and syrups but there is a reason people got addicted to it in the first place, the younger generation who have grown up on larger drinks packed with all sorts of sugar might not appreciate it as much as an older gamer, but there was a reason black coffee was and is a staple, it just works. Full Review: https://sipreadrepeat.com/2018/12/30/review-thy-sword/
Remember pulling off a decapitation in Barbarian? Now you can do it loads but with tiny dudes!
Really enjoyed this game. Great for even a 15 minute break but also good for an hour or two play session. It has that look of an old retro arcade game but the feel of the controls are way better than those old games - in fact, one of the best feel of controls that I've ever played. Everything seems smooth and in control. I've only beat it on the easiest mode, which was a challenge itself until I learned all the tricks and enemy patterns, but the different characters and many power ups makes it very replayable. If you are a fan of pixel art and/or retro styled games you should definitely give this one a try!
Great game! This retro-style game hits all the nostalgia notes from 1980s videogames. This game mixes the feel of amiga computer games, atari's 'Pitfall', nintendo's 'Castlevania', & even 'Dungeons & Dragons' into one perfect melting pot. It has a generic 'sword & sorcery' feel but in a good way because it allows the player to interpret which tropes & elements from other media that it reminds them of. Now that technology is more capable than ever of meeting the expectations of our imagination, retro-style games like this can allow us to have smooth game-play that we wished the games of our childhood could possess. I like how you need to use the special attack to fully defeat certain bad guys that keep regenerating because most games require a particular weapon to defeat a bad guy instead of a skill you need to practice with. It would be fun for a sequel to add additional elements such as an open world, rpg elements (like leveling up), a side-scrolling screen, a selectable inventory, old school cut-scenes, platforming, more locales (like a waterfall stage or ice cave), & side-quests that you can get from the townsfolk in the safe zones. Also, additional characters (like a wizard) & weapons (like spears) would be fun to add to the mix. Another fun element would be a good guy army to work with so you have some NPCs that help in defeating enemies. Hope to see more games like this! Thanks for making a classic based off of the classics!
A really fun arcade combat game. It becomes a satisfying meditation in moving and striking with precision. Too many slipups in a short time can end the run, so you have to be very consistent and never let your hubris get the best of you. The existence of the gambling is a bit of a downer to me since good luck can have a huuuge impact on your run's survival rate, it's hard to resist - but other than that I have no complaints.
Thy Sword is a fun little retro style platformer. Things I like about the game: + The music and sound! I really like the retro music and the sound effects. Almost everything has some kind of sound effect. + The "Shop stage" where you get to get to buy new weapons, buy more ammo, gamble etc. + The art style, I like the simplicity of the characters and their design. The designs of the bigger bosses are great! Things I don't like about the game: - nothing special :D I haven't played too many retro games but I still like the simplicity of Thy Sword and if you like hack n' slash games this is definitely worth a buy!
Nice graphics and controls. Love the boss design. Had to restart a few times on the normal difficulty. 👍
Fun game. Make sure to get as many kills with your special attack as possible so you have more money for gambling.
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