GwenBlade: Halloween

very cool game that looks and sounds awesome, like the previous title. the bullet time adds to the experience and is not distracting, which is rare. I wish the gameplay was a little more fleshed out. There's not a whole lot of upgrades, and they're often very expensive. The game also ends quickly after 25 floors or so. I hope the developer continues to improve on this in their next game.

GwenBlade 2: Halloween builds upon the foundation of the original game while leaning fully into its seasonal theme, transforming ArcWillow’s quirky hack-and-slash adventure into a spirited, humorous, and deliberately theatrical Halloween special. From the first cutscene, it’s clear the developers wanted this installment to feel like both a continuation and a playful holiday detour—brighter, spookier, more self-aware, yet still anchored by the fast, combo-driven combat that defined its predecessor. The story follows Gwen as she investigates a supernatural disturbance tied to mischievous spirits, cursed decorations, and overconfident villains who seem pulled straight from a Halloween costume catalog. The narrative doesn’t attempt to be dark or heavy; instead, it embraces camp, timing its jokes and dramatic moments with enough sincerity that the humor lands without undermining the stakes. The writing strikes a charming balance between parody and earnest adventure, making it easy to remain invested even when the plot embraces deliberate absurdity. Combat remains the heart of the experience, and ArcWillow enhances it with clever thematic twists. Gwen’s moveset feels tighter and more fl…

50cents or adollar sure givve it a whirl

Cool game

I wasn't much of a fan of the first one, but thought this might be a better experience. Ehhh... Not so much. Levels feel very repetitive, combat has no real complexity to it, and the roguelike aspect of the game just kind of falls flat.

Very fun game. Hack and slash with style. LGBT friendly.