Blades of Fire PS5 Review. It’s been a long journey for MercurySteam since the release of Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2. MercurySteam partnered with Nintendo to deliver a new installment of the ...

There's nothing outwardly exciting about Blades of Fire, MercurySteam's (Castlevania: Lords of Shadow, Metroid Dread ... Wonderfully and unexpectedly so. In-game icon size, Hold button time ...

I’m very interested in MercurySteam games; I love both of their Metroid games and I’m that one person that liked all three of their Castlevania games (yes, Lords Of Shadow 2 was unfocused and ...

A new world trailer previews some of the locales that will feature in the full game: Coming from the developer behind Castlevania: Lords of Shadow and more recently Metroid Dread, Blades of Fire ...

Developed by MercurySteam, a Spanish development studio perhaps best known for 2010's Castlevania: Lords of Shadow, Blades of Fire features solid combat and a vast world full of secrets and hidden ...

Released in 2010 for the PS3 and Xbox 360, Castlevania: Lords of Shadow is without a doubt the best 3D Castlevania game ever made. Developed by MercurySteam in collaboration with Kojima ...

Blades of Fire, a 3D action-RPG from developer MercurySteam, best known for the stellar Metroid Dread and its action-packed take on Castlevania during the PlayStation 3/Xbox 360 era, does just that.

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It's got the Metroidvania chops of their Nintendo Switch high-point Metroid Dread, the fantasy-horror imagination of their Castlevania: Lords of Shadow games, and a fantastic combat system that ...

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