Blade and Sorcery Reviews

This is defo as good as undertale if not better and undertale is probably better than getting into heaven so that says alot, i love the modding community of this game and i like how nomad is so different to pcvr because the switchover to pcvr has been insanely good.

AMAZING! I recommend this because it is very physics based and has lots of creativity! There is too many things you can do in this game that i can't even say it all. They have MOD SUPPORT like MOD.IO and that is AWESOME! This game has a nice, awesome, community which loves modding also. If you are reading this, thanks for stopping by. Buy Blade & Sorcery, its fun!

Pretty fun, once you beat the base game you kinda need to rely on mods for it to not get stale. Not enough unique bosses, AI is pretty primitive and needs an overhaul

Vanilla game is worth it on its own, I easily got 20 hours out of it. Then I found the mods and my play time is what it is :) One of the best combat VR games, worth the price, but a sale never hurts

Spent multiple hours in one sitting (standing?) just fighting waves of enemies on a few occasions. I've yet to play a more satisfying melee combat VR game. Not to mention with all the weapon and map mods out there this is easily endless amounts of fun. Decent cardio exercise too.

this game is amazing and so are the mods, i have been a nomad player but this is a huge upgrade

The game is very good graphics. Only bad part about the game is lack of where to go in levels sometimes. When you get low health (20) there should be a bar that pops up and shows your health. It should be off to the side.

personal favorite vr game oat and that's coming from me, gerk.

literally my favorite game ever thank you for creating this masterpiece and I hope you make another game like it someday

To start things off, this is a very good game, and if my play hours are anything to go by, I've quite enjoyed the game. But that does not mean it doesn't have its flaws. I don't want to be only negative, so I will say that the overall world building and design is very impressive, all the weapons feel authentic and the combat can feel pretty decent most of the time. The progression in the crystal hunt mode is pretty well paced and always gives you something to look forward to, and never really feels like a grind. However some of the problems I've been facing with the game really makes me feel like I'm still playing an early access release. Enemies spawning in walls, dying then second they come out of the spawn door, enemies not reacting at all to any damage or stimulus if you are even just a bit far away from them, the AI feeling just a bit too predictable at times with their fairly limited amount of attacks. 1V1 combat between an AI feels sort of 1 sided unless you go out of your way to play fair with them, in which case it can feel a bit better to duel. The biggest issue I have with the enemies is that they feel a little disconnected, and I would love to see better or just any reaction at all to more things that happen to them, such as some sort of blocking with their weapons, different evasions rather than them just backing up, and possible better group battling dynamics that work with the strengths of each enemy and their weapons. Oh, and also I would love if they just didn't sit their and die if you hit them with an arrow or any magic from outside of their vision. Some other small bugs I've had is enemies attaching themselves to my weapon and then flinging off into the upper atmosphere, taking my weapon with them, rendering bugs in hallways leading to rooms that will make the entire room in front of me disappear, and occasionally AI just not knowing how to go down/up stairs and just piling up next to them and hurting each other. I've also lost more permadeath runs from falling out of the map than actually dying to enemies, though that is partially my fault for wanting to explore every inch of a map and occasionally finding myself somewhere I shouldn't be. In the end, I just hope they don't leave the game as is, because there are definitely still some improvements to be had both on the bug fixing end and the AI end. I would still easily recommend this game as they have come a long way and non of these issues make the game unplayable or even unenjoyable, they have just been bothering me and I wanted to put them out there. That doesn't make this a bad game though, its still quite fun.