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Fighting, Hack and slash/Beat 'em up, Adventure, Indie
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Wulverblade puts you in the role of Britons' greatest warriors as you resist the oppressive expansion of the Roman Legions and the traitorous allied tribes.
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Relentless, nostalgic, clear and plot-driven.
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TrueAchievementsMark DelaneyFeb 20184.5/5 starsWith very few caveats, Wulverblade is an exceptional game that no genre fan should miss.
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PlayStation UniverseJohn-Paul JonesJan 20189/10Horrendously entertaining, boundlessly violent and with one eye on ancient history, Wulverblade provides an exceptionally thoughtful and enticing roadmap for the growth of the side-scrolling brawler. Pick up your controller and prepare for war; the North beckons.
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TheXboxHubNeil WattonJan 20184.5/5 starsIt is hugely obvious that a whole load of love has been thrown into this game over the course of development, and whilst that alone shouldn’t be the single reason you buy it, when you combine that commitment, that passion and that love with brilliant gameplay mechanics, fantastic visuals and a story that just keeps on unfolding, you’ll get a great outcome.
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Digitally DownloadedFeb 20183/5 starsWulverblade is a game about killing things in all sorts of manners, except on occasion your fallen enemies drop elegantly written pieces of history. The historical setting, the devotion to detail and colourful artstyle are sure to draw its share of fans, and the gameplay is also a perfectly functional modern reimagining of 80's era beat-em-ups. It is my dream that there forms a devoted fanbase who appreciate both of those things, but for now this is a game divided between two aims.
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God is a GeekMick FraserFeb 20187/10It's nothing hugely original, but Wulverblade certainly has heart and style.
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IGDB rating 7.8/10 from 7 ratings.
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