Slayblade

tl;dr: One run can take you from 15-30 minutes if successful but you'll probably lose some runs in the beginning. Very enjoyable "vibes" and clever solution for parts as perks that can be swapped out in between fights to adjust based on circumstances like your level/exp bar or even day or night time. The somewhat short: -Nice and own artstyle -Some very nice music tracks from different genres -Interesting physics that certainly give each run a certain uniqueness in control-behaviour of your slayblade depending on parts and attributes attached -replayability through modifiers for a run such as "bigger blades" or "smaller arenas" and other, very cool things too! This is a bite-sized roguelite that just brings back the childhood memories from battling our little metal spinning deathmachines. What our childhood fantasy made us belive our blades might have been equipped with, this game actually utilizes that as its mechanic as a roguelite quite cleverly. You don just "stick" to your bought/found parts (which are essentially your perks combined with attributes on them) but you can actually use them to your adventage by swapping the parts out in between each fight. Your main goal is to win the "tournament" and a run itself can go as long as maximum 20 days ingame which equals somewhat to a 3 fights per day = 60 fights in total-ish run. My first completion was around 6 days though. Instead of you having hourlong runs this game rather focusses on bitesize-length and variation throughout run-changing, global modifiers that you choose before your runs. There's even presets of modifiers combined that you unlock and can simply select those too. From all across smaller arenas to Dogzilla stomping randomly down onto your spinning deathblade, there is wonderful variety in there to make those 5-30 minute runs feel refreshing. Almost 2 hours in but there are many more to come.

Nézd ez egy 5 euros chill vibos kis játék ami ha tudod mi az a Beyblade akkor jó lesz neked. Csa aztán a végén ne legyen semmi a szádba mert vagy kirepül vagy leharapod. Én szoltam. A zene meg 10/10 szóval azt is ajánlott hallgatni!

World, bad. stuff, expensive. game, good quality. game, inexpensive. game make brain tingle good. Suggest buy game, game fun. *edit added after reading other comments. Support some smaller devs you guys jfc. it's what? a 5 person team? people that played the demo for 10 hours, maybe your burned yourself out on that. 100% suggest you buy this game, and suggest to your friends you buy this game and tell them they suggest their anime nerd friends buy this game. if you're going to ♥♥♥♥♥ about how short it is, make your own game or go cough up $100 for the GTA VI preorder.

For $5 this is a sick game. I like the limitations of the episodes and figuring out how to win with them. I also enjoy using just the mouse for everything. It feels simple, but nuanced. I saw reviews about how important power cubes are and while I agree with that statement, I think it just shows that there could be some balance changes to the proverbial STR build of straight-up bodying the opponent slayblade. Maybe I haven't found the modifiers for that kind of build yet, so I'll keep playing, but I desire the anime-inspired impact frames of absolutely smoking the opponent. Also I love the overworld style of picking your battles, but give me a full double elimination, 16/32 seed bracket and a time limit on the pacing of matches to really get the tension up. Give me a day to deal with each match, but a day only. If I lose, I gotta fight my way out of the elimination bracket or my soul gets banished to the shadow realm. Hell, let me customize the bracket and play with my friends to see who's the better slayblader. Also the style of the game is insanely cool. I could easily see this working for a tokyo drift kind of game as well with the mouse drag physics. I recommend this if you like spending more than a few bucks at your local arcade and would normally have nothing to show for it.

Muy buen juego, tiene toda la esencia, lo único que falta es que más gente lo pruebe y por el precio de una gaseosa, vale mucho la pena 10/10 y aplausos sin manos. Poco tiempo hay para dominar La velocidad que te hará ganar Y deberás caer... Para volver al combate otra vez ¡Es beyblade! Hazlo girar siempre de ese modo Y así let it rip deberás gritar Nuestro equipo siempre, ganará No lo puedes evitar... ¡Es beyblade! ¡Es beyblade! ¡es beyblade! ¡Beyblade! ¡Let it rip!

This game is cute, quirky, and fun... for an hour or two (3-5 runs max). Lots of tropes and pop culture references. This is my experience both from both idly playing for fun and working my way through (so far most of) the Challenge Runs or "Episodes": Positives: - Art style and music never get old (some sound effects could be lowered a bit though) - Blade control itself is smooth (at high levels when your stats are crazy) - Run Modifiers are unique enough to be challenging and fresh without unfairly punishing (DOG -.-) Negatives: - As others have said, battling boils down to Power Up box collection. Unless you push them out of the arena within the first 4ish seconds before it spawns, the fight is basically up to who's build benefits more from the PowerUp. - Keeping that in mind, I'm not sure how much if any balancing was put into the Parts themselves. My "meta" quickly became Catholic Head+Body because they did "Reduce enemy speed by 2x your level" which by level 10 or even 5 was just a 1-Powerup-Oneshot - Auras are nowhere near cohesive enough. Any parts that use "X effect from Y Active Auras" is so niche considering Auras have time limits, unless you want to sacrifice another part slot to get their time doubled on box pickup. - THE AI CONTROL IS SO BAD IT CAUSED ME TO WRITE THIS REVIEW. I'm so serious, after one challenge flopped a few runs I chalked it up to bad luck and did some others. This time, after FOUR BATTLES of both blades just circling around the outer ring, NOT EVEN FIGHTING, I had it. Not only does Your AI seem almost afraid of the Power-Up Box (refer to how stupidly important that is in previous points) it can't even mow the grass decently!! Running into your own bomb? Sure, I get it, its a dome arena with an enemy clashing into you. Running into it FIVE TIMES? It doesn't even matter what the enemy is using, my bot gives up by itself.

If you have two screens beware as well there is no explanation on how to actually play the game and the top's speed makes little sense

Nah, too short, it is cheap though.