BladeBound

BladeBound is an action RPG in which you embark on a journey to become a hero—the world’s final hope. You can harness six distinct elements to craft your own unique combat style, and freely combine a wide array of weapons and armor to adapt to any foe or formidable boss. The game offers a wealth of gameplay modes, including dungeon exploration across three difficulty levels, an arena, and weekly challenges; these allow you to engage in intense battles against other players while earning extra rewards to develop your character. Furthermore, the game is constantly updated with new content, introducing fresh gameplay mechanics and enemies to ensure an ever-more thrilling hack-and-slash adventure.

Gameplay of BladeBound:

The gameplay of this game is similar to MOBAs. Players will control their characters from a fixed, third-person perspective and the screen will appear on the left side of the device. On the right-hand side of the screen, you can find the character’s powerful skills and attack keys. If the character equipped with certain equipment is able to use specific skills, it can save them from dangerous situations. Players must masterfully coordinate the skill set of their character based on which weapon they are using to mitigate damage. Each weapon gives you a set of unique skills to help you fight a variety of bosses, enemies, and situations. These skills will be transferred to your account. BladeBound will challenge you with difficult levels, inside are brutal monsters. Blade Bound challenges you with challenging levels and brutal monsters. You will get high-value rewards if you destroy them. As you progress through the stages, monsters become stronger. Over time, your strength will increase due to the many battles you have. The dark leader of the monsters will be at the last stage, where you must destroy all monsters. It is the only way to reclaim all that has been lost. Blade Bound crossed over the monster gate in order to reach freedom.

Features of BladeBound:

Fight against beasts, demons, goblins, assassins, wizards and, of course, flying seahorses. Raid enemy bastions with powerful attacks and spells combinations. Hunt down The Brutal Impaler, Master of Witchcraft, King of Blizzard of The Icy Tower and other challenging bosses.

Fill your inventory with weapons, armors, artifacts, and lots of different loot from your battlefields. Enhance your equipment by fusing it with the hearthstone and vast variety of mystical ingredients. Collect enchanted amulets, scrolls, and other mighty charms. Create a true marvel like The Sword of Eternal Flames or The Necklace of Eternity.

Take part in the contest of champions. Test yourself against other mighty warriors at the PVP Arena and battle your way to the top ranks.

Boost your experience and claim unique rewards by entering Daily and Weekly Events as well as accepting Challenges. Practice the art of war by fighting waves of diabolic hordes on the Monster Hunt.

Choose your emblem. Master the forces of fire, water and other powers of nature. Learn unique, deadly skills bound to hundreds of different weapons, armors, and artifacts. Combine them into extraordinary sets of equipment.

Immerse yourself in dozens of hours of an epic story. Unite with your Sentinel and become a true god of war. Challenge yourself on different difficulty levels. Use controls designed exclusively for mobile devices. Experience old school isometric gameplay. Join hardcore MMORPG and Hack and Sash fans appreciating this Action RPG.

Strategies of BladeBound:

Do not level grace too quickly as this determines the difficulty of Shattered Maze etc.

rule of thumb: don't advance from grace chosen IV until 2-3m power, don't leave blessed II till 7m -10m power (or until you can beat all 3 bf in less than 30s unboosted and you can beat sm final boss within the first day)

Parts function opens with first grace level and campaign easy 25, medium 6

Best gear is physical with Steel Puppet S Gear Sentinel, also Bomb sentinel

For Monster Hunt, use Sentinel with AOE damage (i.e. bomb, not puppet)

Max skill level of S gear is 50.

Elements only matter from S gear onwards. Physical > water and light > nature > ice/fire > dark

nature good in monster hunt but sucks in boss fortress

Boost the Boss killer in Beast Fortress.

Fusion of two maxed A gears costs 4m gold. Salvage skill materials before fusing gear!

Shattered maze opens 8am on Sunday and closes at about midday Saturday.

to start the game over: settings → revoke consent

secret rooms does not do anything in campaign, only in shattered maze

Player Comments of BladeBound:

Great graphics. Great game play. Need to pay to advance fast. After a few days I m stuck and need to wait and go slowly up if I Don't want to spend money. Edit. 4 months later still playing. Wasn't expecting it but yup, still here. Didn't spend money and still find stuff to do as i keep it at 15 mins per day. It gets easier after u get to 6mil power and you get legendary blessing materials by fighting and not by gemming. Just curious why game is different on IOS...more features there.

Honestly speaking I thought that this may be a game where you have to grind for hours to get better gear but I was wrong. You actually get better gear as simple as playing levels even once. The Graphics are detailed enough to be pleasing but not demanding on a dated Galaxy s8. Content wise, there is so much that i might as well look up a wiki for this game. The story is a nice addition so that means you won't just be doing levels aimlessly but for a purpose. The controls are also easy to learn.

Game has been fun and I enjoy playing it. Gold and gems come quick if you know how to farm them. Only 2 problems I've had so far is mirror screening on the pvp page and monster hunt page, but it doesn't hinder the game play at all. Just hard to look at. I'd send photos if someone contacted me about it. Other than that, game is fun and time consuming. Love the design. But right now having issues with logging in. Says I don't have internet connection but hooked to wifi. Did the game crash?

Great for times when you just gotta "rot your brain." This is a free-to-play single-player action RPG, that doesn't feel like pulling teeth, and is still objectively good -- a surprise rarity for a mobile phone game! Just be sure your smartphone has good technical specs, this is not for the Game Boy by a longshot. The only issue is with the directional controls, which respond poorly; however, using the main attack button will automatically target nearby enemies and will even move your character.

Conclusion:

Overall, Bladebound is a great 3D hack and slash, that offers a game experience similar to the Dungeon Hunter series, with equally great graphics and even more precise controls. On top of all that, it also has a vast variety of enemies, maps, weapons, and levels.