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Fighting, Platform, Role-playing (RPG), Hack and slash/Beat 'em up
Hidden Dragon: Legend, which is powered by Unreal Engine 4, is a Chinese-developed indie title that transports players to Imperial China.
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CryMor GamingFeb 2018A hack'n'slash that is a bit DMC, a bit Ninja Gaiden, and a bit Metroidvania apparently? Hidden Dragon: Legend is a 2.5D side scroller that puts you in the shoes of a warrior in Imperial China. Combat, acrobatics, puzzles and more might make this one worth playing.
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cublikefootClaire FerrinJan 20187.5/10Great game all around. The combat is satisfying, the upgrades are cool, and the wuxia elements that make the genre fun are all present. Definitely recommended for fans of platforming beat ’em up games.
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Digitally DownloadedSep 20173.5/5 starsUltimately, Hidden Dragon: Legend is a fairly average beat-em-up/platformer, but its sky-high production values and sheer love of spectacle is sure to delight players.
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TechRaptorSamuel GuglielmoSep 20173.5/10Hidden Dragon Legend has some brief moments of fun, but they're all lost in its terrible story, clumsy platforming, boring combat, and ugly graphics.
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TheSixthAxisJim HargreavesOct 20174/10Hidden Dragon isn't terrible, but it's sorely stuck not one, but two generations in the past. The sidescroller is by no means dead, yet those working in this shrinking subgenre are either emulating its most celebrated champions or pushing the boundaries with something new and inventive. Hidden Dragon does neither, nor does it have the visual oomph that can often help overlook a game's shortcomings.
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IGDB rating 5.6/10 from 2 ratings.
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