wulverblade

February 10, 2018

Wulverblade (Xbox One) Review

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The side scrolling beat ‘em up was one of the most popular types of game in the early history of gaming. Consoles had a steady stream of these games releasing every year while arcades were dominated by the genre. Despite this early success, beat ‘em ups have largely fell out of favor in recent times and, with the exception of a few hits like Castle Crashers, there hasn’t really been much for fans of the genre to celebrate. Wulverblade sets out to change that. Taking place in 120A.D. it sees players taking on the role of one of three tribal warriors who are fighting back against the Roman army that has invaded Britain. As you would expect from a beat ‘em up, the action largely revolves around fast-paced combat as you try to crush the huge number of enemies that stand in your way. The first interesting aspect of Wulverblade is the character selection. Each of the three, Caradox, Guinevere, and Brennus, all come with a different skillset. One is

January 30, 2018

Wulverblade Slashes Its Way Onto Steam And PS4

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Darkwind Media and Fully Illustrated introduce Wulverblade, a bloody brawler set in ancient Britannia. The Romans are trying to take the homeland of Caradoc, Brennus and Guinevere — but they’ll have to get through them first. They’re angry and have literal axes to grind! Play as any of the three and carve up the Romans as quickly as possible. Wulverblade is based on a real historical battle between the Roman army and the northern Brittanian tribe of the Caledonii. “[The game] contains enough historical facts and raw combat to feel like the real thing – and it even features drone videos shot in the actual locations,” says Michael Heald, creative director. “Sure, it’s stylized – but the fighting was that brutal and soldiers in the 9th Legion deserved to get their butts kicked by the Caledonii.” “I dare say that playing Wulverblade has therapeutic value – and you’ll even learn a thing or two about Britannia’s gruesome past.” KEY FEATURES * Bathe in the enemy’s blood in glorious 60 FPS.