Bladed Fury Review – A Beautifully Shallow Experience
Bladed Fury is a sharp feast for the eyes that finds itself undercut by its shallow 2D action gameplay and underwhelming storytelling.
Bladed Fury is a sharp feast for the eyes that finds itself undercut by its shallow 2D action gameplay and underwhelming storytelling.
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