- November 12, 2020
- Frozenbyte
- 51h median play time
Boreal Blade
Platforms
About
"Boreal Blade is a team-based melee fighting game with a focus on player versus player combat. It features four unique fighting styles and three armor classes, allowing for varied and tactical gameplay. Players can choose between one-handed and two-handed weapons, a shield and weapon combo, long thrusting pole weapons, and fighting unarmed, with the ability to throw items during battle."











- Deep, physics-driven combat mechanics that reward skill and strategy, making each duel feel intense and rewarding.
- Beautiful medieval Nordic aesthetic with immersive visuals that enhance the overall experience.
- A fun game to play with friends, offering a unique and engaging multiplayer experience.
- The game has a very low player base, making it difficult to find matches and often resulting in empty servers.
- No dedicated servers lead to lag and poor matchmaking, significantly impacting the online experience.
- The tutorial is inadequate, leaving players confused about the mechanics and controls, which can hinder the learning process.
gameplay
82 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of Boreal Blade is characterized by deep, physics-driven combat mechanics that reward skill and strategy, making it enjoyable for fans of competitive brawlers. While the controls are accessible and the combat system is intricate, the game suffers from a lack of active players and online lag, which detracts from the overall experience. Despite its promising mechanics and engaging visuals, the game's viability is hindered by its dwindling player base and insufficient updates.
“With its physics-based combat mechanics, rich Nordic aesthetic, and skill-heavy gameplay, it’s a treat for fans of competitive brawlers.”
“Overall, the gameplay is incredibly solid, with controls being simple and easy to grasp, and a combat system that is as enjoyable as it is intricate.”
“The mechanics are fun and it's easy to play but hard to master.”
“Gameplay is sub-par for an action game, zero feedback, no training arena, and no one playing - sadly the game is not being developed actively as well and has most likely been axed by developers for poor reception.”
“While Boreal Blade shows promise with its cartoony graphics and For Honor-looking gameplay, the lack of any player base and no updates since this game came out over two years ago render this game a huge waste of money.”
“You cannot have important bits of gameplay locked behind a progression system when there is almost no one to play.”