Gladiator: Blades of Fury

Gladiator: Blades of Fury

Yash Future Tech Solutions Pvt Ltd · March 7, 2019 · Action, Adventure, Indie

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Gladiator: Blades of Fury price by region

Gladiator: Blades of Fury costs $0.00 in the United States, €0.00 in Europe (EUR), £0.00 in the United Kingdom, zł0.00 in Poland, CA$0.00 in Canada, A$0.00 in Australia, NZ$0.00 in New Zealand, R$0.00 in Brazil and $0.94 in Georgia (USD) right now.

Cheapest Gladiator: Blades of Fury offer in each region, in local currency
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United Statesyour region $0.00 −100% $0.00 — 2
Europe (EUR) €0.00 −100% €0.00 — 2
United Kingdom £0.00 −100% £0.00 — 2
Poland zł0.00 −100% zł0.00 — 2
Canada CA$0.00 −100% CA$0.00 — 2
Australia A$0.00 −100% A$0.00 — 2
New Zealand NZ$0.00 −100% NZ$0.00 — 2
Brazil R$0.00 −100% R$0.00 — 2
Georgia (USD) $0.94 −85% $0.94 — 2

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About Gladiator: Blades of Fury

Gladiator: Blades of Fury is a melee combat action fighting game set during the medieval period. Players can play as a gladiator from four different clans, namely the Barbarians, the Assassins, the Knights, and the Dwarves. All heroes are unique and have their own weapons, skills, and fighting styles.

Gladiator: Blades of Fury — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player, Split screen
Controller
Partial controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included
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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended Mar 18, 2019
Positive: - I laughed really hard at the character models. - They tried to make a game. Negative: It's not worth $10. It's unplayable and really doesn't make much sense. This is a prototype. A college project left unfinished. I wasted my time so you didn't have to!
19 found this helpful
Not recommended Aug 26, 2020
Honestly this game COULD have been alright if they would have just spent a bit more time on it. BUT the cameras are terrible, your fighter float like they are in spaces, turning around is like harder than stone and a few too many glitches. So all in all this is a NO GO!
5 found this helpful
Recommended Apr 14, 2019
Here's a Totally Objective Review of the Game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWwxRlxQThk (10/10)
4 found this helpful
Not recommended Jan 2, 2021
I wanted to like this game, because it looked like an indy medieval fighting game. The environments are decent, I like the music, and there are enough characters to play. HOWEVER, it is currently unplayable. The character weapons are floating outside their hands, the camera has no lock-on feature, the controls are janky, and all character movements/actions are clunky. The hitboxes make no sense. After 12 minutes, I was ready to write a review saying this game isn't ready yet and needs more development time. I then checked and saw this is an actual release, not Early Access. This game isn't ready. I won't say it's terrible, because I still want to like it, but it is completely unplayable. I'd almost recommend trying it, if only to see how unfinished it is. I wish the developers well, and hopefully next time they'll be allowed more development time.
3 found this helpful
Not recommended Oct 19, 2019
My full critique: https://youtu.be/MtrYrNMpdeU While YFT have provided a decent User Interface, this time around, the game itself is a broken mess. The Souls-like combat is poorly implemented, level design is a mess and the character models clash like crazy as far as artistic cohesion goes. I feel like this is one of their few games that they tried with but at this point, I really don't care after playing some of their terrible car games. Bad game enthusiasts may enjoy this game, especially for its horrible characters. You can just take one look at my video to see how messed up some of these faces are but the rest of this isn't really worth £7. If it goes down to less than £5, then I'd maybe recommend it as a bit of a laugh.
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