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Within the blade—Action by Ametist studio.
Details
Developer | Ametist studio |
Publisher | Ametist studio |
Platform | Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S |
Where to buy | Within the blade on Steam |
Genres | Action, Indie |
Release Dates |
17th August 2019 Windows — World Wide
16th July 2021 Nintendo Switch — World Wide
16th July 2021 Xbox One — World Wide
16th July 2021 PlayStation 4 — World Wide
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Score | 7/10 |
What Alana Dunitz thought:
7.00/10
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“Within the Blade is full of action and stealth, just like what you would expect a ninja to be good at. Unfortunately some of the levels become quite repetitive, but the game offers a unique weapon crafting feature that you don’t usually see in games like this. ”
Version reviewed: Nintendo Switch
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