Blade Chimera
Blade Chimera
Description (IGDB)
In this exploration-heavy 2D action game, use your demon sword to interfere with the past, create platforms, and shield yourself from danger to explore a dystopian cyberpunk world depicted in gorgeously animated pixel art.
Histoire (IGDB)
In the year 20XX, cities were suddenly flooded with demons in the form of monsters and spirits that suddenly appeared in the city, sparking an all-out Demon War. Even now, more than 30 years later, demons still roam the streets and harm humans wherever they go.
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Informations Steam
Description Steam (Français)
Vous incarnez Shin, un chasseur de démons qui a perdu la mémoire, et vous explorez le monde pour vaincre les ennemis qui se dressent devant vous, avec à vos côtés votre « épée démon », la forme prise par le démon dénommé « Lux », qui possède le pouvoir d'interférer avec le passé. Vos souvenirs de votre femme et de vos amis disparus, ainsi que de vos « compétences », vous reviendront peu à peu. Ce faisant, Shin pourra alors à sa guise changer la forme de l'« épée démon » et devenir plus fort, ce qui lui permettra d'explorer les quatre coins du monde hostile qui l'entoure.
Détails du jeu :
Lux peut non seulement vous servir au combat, grâce à ses puissantes attaques, mais elle peut aussi créer de nouveaux chemins et étendre le champ de mouvement de Shin. Elle peut notamment restaurer divers objets détruits et reconstituer notamment des barrières, mais elle peut aussi effectuer des attaques à distance une fois lancée. Explorez une ville d'Osaka méconnaissable en compagnie de Lux, votre fidèle épée démon.
Lorsque le niveau de Shin augmente après avoir vaincu des démons, il peut débloquer de nouvelles compétences dans son arbre de compétences. A l'aide de ces dernières, au fur et à mesure qu'elles lui reviendront, et grâce à la possibilité de vous déplacer instantatément d'un point à l'autre de la carte, mais aussi grâce, entre autres, au double saut, vous pourrez explorer librement et rapidement le monde qui vous entoure.
Outre l'épée démon Lux, Shin peut se battre à l'aide d'une grande variété d'armes à deux mains, dont son arme principale, un pistolet, ainsi qu'une grande épée et un fouet. Il vous sera ainsi possible de choisir le style de combat qui vous convient le mieux.
Il s'agit du dernier metroidvania original créé par la Team Ladybug, qui a déjà travaillé sur des titres tels que « Touhou Luna Nights » et « Record of Lodoss War-Deedlit in Wonder Labyrinth- »
La carte est nettement plus grande que dans les précédents titres de Ladybug, ce qui vous donne plus de possibilités d'exploration. De plus, les quêtes secondaires ont également été améliorées, ce qui vous permettra de vous immerger encore plus longtemps dans le monde de Blade Chimera.
Histoire :
Dans un futur proche, les humains se retrouvent confrontés à des monstres difformes et autres yōkais venus tout à coup de nulle part, et ces combats marquent alors le début de ce qu'on appellera la « guerre des démons ».
Trente ans ont passé, et des êtres humains ont survécu, notamment grâce à « l'Union sacrée », une organisation religieuse qui possédait les moyens de combattre les démons.
Éditions et prix Steam
Avis des joueurs Steam
Sympa à part le grand classique des nouveau jeu qui est la teleportation partout...dans bladechimaira c’est une tp sur presque chaque case de la map ce qui rend les quete secondaire presque futile tu prend la quête tu tp tu tue les mob tu tp tu rend...
Le pixel art est superbe, le level design est assez mediocre malheureusement, les longs couloirs tout droits avec des enemies a la chaine... bof... Les quetes optionnels sont chiantes, les musiques rien de mémorable, les boss sont ultra simples (com...
Mises à jour et Actualités
Update Ver. 1.37
Hi everyone, Thank you for enjoying Blade Chimera. Today, we have updated to Ver. 1.37. Ver. 1.37 Feature Changes Shin can now dodge in the input movement direction while attacking. When falling from a platform, there are now a few frames that allows jump input. Bug Fixes Fixed a bug where performing certain actions during the fight against Akuru would prevent the player from progressing further. Fixed a bug that allowed the Legendary Kushi-Katsu and Ultimate Ramen to be multiplied. Fixed some minor bugs. We hope you continue to enjoy Blade Chimera! PLAYISM Twitter Bluesky Facebook PLAYISM Official Site PLAYISM Publisher Page Official PLAYISM Discord
Огнем и мечом: Обзор Blade Chimera
Авторы Record of Lodoss War и Drainus наконец-то нащупали свой уникальный стиль, выпустив пиксельную аркаду с элементами метроидвании. Как результат — Blade Chimera вобрала в себя ретро-нотки и современные решения.
Blade Chimera ditches the usual metroidvania progression in favour of a radical idea: skipping straight to the good stuff
There's a certain degree of predictability to the metroidvania genre. The opening area is the part where the story takes a moment to emphasise how alone I am, and then makes me do a bit of vanilla jumping and attacking while I pass by all the interesting places I can't go yet but will inevitably have to revisit in a few hours time. I'll see some obviously open passageway that's just a little too high for me to reach and I'll sigh, wondering if this is one of those games where I'll eventually get up there with a double jump, or if it's one of those games where I'll learn how to wall kick instead... Read more.
Avis des critiques et joueurs
Critiques de la Presse (Metacritic)
« Blade Chimera is Team Ladybug's first original metroidvania. This means that it is not based on any franchise, but its story and characters were made from scratch by the development team. And, as expected for those of us who have played their previous titles, the result is a resounding success. Not only is it a fun game, but each of its components work in harmony to create a polished and balanced experience. »
« Blade Chimera feels like a breath of fresh air for the Metroidvania genre, standing out with its gameplay and design choices—though keyboard players may want to grab a controller for this one. »
« Team Ladybug understands what makes a great metroidvania. As such, expect Blade Chimera to deliver gripping play, eye-pampering visuals, and boss battles that will undoubtedly elevate heart rates. Thankfully, much of the momentum-breaking puzzling and playtime padding are absent. »
« Team Ladybug’s latest release is a grand one—the slower-paced nature of the action feels good to play especially as you get a better grasp of Shin and his companion’s move sets. The downtrodden Osaka city landscape has plenty of exploration potential and baddies to encounter, meaning that I can wholeheartedly recommend Blade Chimera to the 2D Metroidvania aficionado and novice alike. »
« Blade Chimera is a fresh metroidvania with excellent pixel art and a great level design. »
« Blade Chimera is one of the most good-looking and engaging platformer titles out there. It easily taps into its classical influences while still maintaining its own identity. At worst, it can sometimes be an annoying game that hides crucial information. If you can overlook some of its flaws, Blade Chimera will be well worth your time. »
« It's maybe not what I'll reach for the next time I'm in the mood for a metroidvania, but it's a symphony in its own right. »
« Blade Chimera does little that feels new, but delivers a slice of comfortable, familiar and, dare I say it, safe side-scrolling adventure. »
Avis des Joueurs (Metacritic)
« Maybe not a 10/10 game, but I'm rating it so high because I'm having tons of fun with it. I love the art style, I love the cool main character, I love how it plays and how thight the controls are... I love metroidvania and this game is really great for me. Absolutely recommended. »
« Chimera Blade is an exceptional action game, delivering everything fans love from Team Ladybug: smooth movement, a dynamic attack system, and the signature MP and HP regeneration mechanics. It’s a massive improvement over their previous title, Record of Lodoss War, and stands tall alongside Touhou Luna Nights. The pixel art and design are absolutely stunning, making it one of the most visually impressive games in the community. The dynamic bosses, despite being just pixels, feel alive thanks to their engaging movements and ideas. However, the game’s difficulty, especially with the bosses, could be a bit more **** story is fresh and compelling, with intriguing twists and well-developed characters that keep you hooked. And let's not forget the music—it’s simply phenomenal, adding so much to the overall experience. While some might find it a bit frustrating that the game isn’t a full Metroidvania, I actually think the choice to structure it more like Metroid Fusion, with unlocking new areas via simple keys, works well for the sake of storytelling and accessibility. Overall, it’s a fantastic game that manages to capture the best elements of action and exploration while offering a rich narrative." »
« Gameplay was good, I recommend changing the button layout right off the bat. The default setting is pretty bad. Also, most of the game is pretty breezy, but holy crap did they make leveling up, and better gear pretty much useless for the true final boss. Literally 2 hits and you're dead. WTF? Still good though. »
« Cool looking classic metroidvania. Some bugs here and there but they don't affect the gameplay enjoyment. Fun animations and interesting mechanics. Absolute hit. »
« I think this is just an average metroidvania. The turning is clunky and the movement is very baseline and standard. There are not nearly enough weapons to choose from. The animation is solid enough, as is the story, but I was overall disappointed in this. »
