Showing posts with label Blades of Time. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blades of Time. Show all posts

Thursday, 22 March 2012


A playable demo of Blades of Time is now available via Xbox LIVE, allowing you to try out the action game developed by Gaijin Entertainment.

In Blades of Time, players don the persona of treasure hunter, Ayumi. Deadly with both guns and swords, Ayumi finds herself in a remote land of lush trees and majestic landscapes. On the hunt for treasure, she quickly learns that she's not alone on this island. Armed with her dual katanas and arsenal of rifles, she'll do battle with gargoyles, monsters and various sinister forces to uncover the secrets of this dangerous place.

Blades of Time features a game mechanic called "Time Rewind", which allows players to clone themselves and travel back in time to attack enemies and solve puzzles.

Blades of Time is now available for the Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3. A PC and Mac version has also been announced today and will be available on Steam this April 18th, details of which can be fount here.


Formerly a console exclusive, Blades of Time Limited Edition will now be coming to Steam this April 18th for PC and Mac players.

In Blades of Time, players step into the shoes of the treasure hunter, Ayumi—deadly with both guns and swords. On the hunt for treasure, Ayumi finds herself in a remote land of lush trees and majestic landscapes, but she quickly learns that she's not alone on this island. Armed with her dual katanas and an arsenal of rifles, she'll battle gargoyles, monsters, and other sinister forces to uncover the secrets of this dangerous place. As she carves a path of destruction through Dragonland, she accumulates more powers and better weapons that make for a thrilling and rewarding game experience.

Blades of Time turns the hack-and-slash genre on its ear by introducing a revolutionary game mechanic, "Time Rewind," that lets players clone themselves and travel back in time to attack enemies and solve puzzles. Add in a beautiful heroine, and you've got one of the most fun and high-energy games to come along in a long time.

The Blades of Time: Limited Edition for PC and Mac includes the game itself (formerly console-only), along with an exclusive new pack of additional content. Blades of Time: Limited Edition includes a hefty amount of bonus material as well as the all-new Dismal Swamp add-on. In this exclusive new content, players get to complete Ayumy’s challenge as a secondary character, Michelle, who rushes into the Temple of Dragons to prevent Ayumy from joining the Keeper of Chaos when her shuttle suddenly crashes in the middle of Dismal Swamp. Accompanied by her unfailing friend Zero and a small squad of Skyguards, Michelle faces hordes of deadly beasts: the creatures of Chaos. The rescue mission suddenly turns into a desperate struggle for survival.

Blades of Time: Limited Edition on Steam includes:

The full Blades of Time game (formerly a console exclusive)·
The Dismal Swamp mission add-on·
Sky Islands map for Outbreak mode (exclusive to PC/Mac ·
Downloadable art book·
Blades of Time-inspired HD wallpapers·
Original Blades of Time soundtrack .



Tuesday, 28 February 2012


Konami have today released a new trailer for Blades of Time, an action epic due for release on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on March 6th.

Blades of Time is centered around the gorgeous treasure hunter Ayumi, who finds herself under siege in the hostile fantasy realm of Dragonland, where demonic creatures fueled by Chaos magic wreak havoc.

The new trailer showcases Ayumi in elegant melee and ranged combat, in some instances using Time Rewind to clone herself into a small army to fight her monstrous adversaries.

Tuesday, 21 February 2012


Konami have today released a new trailer for Blades of Time, which is due for release on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on March 16th. The new trailer showcases the game’s all-action gameplay, wherein the sword-wielding treasure hunter called Ayumi, finds herself under siege in the hostile fantasy realm of Dragonland.

Wednesday, 17 August 2011


Konami have revealed addition details of its new action title, Blades of Time, for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, which was first announced at E3 last June.

Developed by Gaijin, Blades of Time is an original action title boasting a sword-wielding treasure hunter named Ayumi, fighting for survival within a hostile fantasy realm. The game is set in the world of Dragonland, legendary for its treasure, where a demonic being has taken control and is wreaking havoc. Armed with a pair of swords, Ayumi is charged with toppling the evil overlord, and must evolve her fighting skills and magic abilities in order to proceed.

The game is set within a 3D landscape, which Ayumi can freely explore. As she does so, however, she will be pursued by hordes of creatures, all of whom must be bested. Using a special dual-wield system, Ayumi can cut a path through the hundreds of adversaries that stand in her way, while combo attacks, and magic spells can be learned en route.

Ayumi can also learn spells based on both Chaos and Order, including the ability to turn back time and fight alongside herself! This ‘Time Rewind’ function sends Ayumi back to an earlier point, allowing her to assist herself in combat or solve puzzles by leaving items that will be useful at a later point. The ability to play with time also comes to the fore within the arid desert, as Ayumi can use her skills to create shadows that will give her an advantage over her assailants.

The desert world is a harsh, arid plain and has been left dry and cracked by the unrelenting sun. In addition to the adversaries the user faces, they must also stay out of direct sunlight or will lose health as they are gradually burned by the rays.

Blades of Time’s Dragonland setting is rife with traps, which have to be thwarted or avoided, while the various locations throw up a series of themed inhabitants. The game progresses from the island’s snowy locales, through to balmy jungles, decaying cities, and sky islands. Each brings a fresh look and differing inhabitants into play, pushing Ayumi’s new-found skills to their limits, while a second player can step in via the game’s all-action Co-Op mode, which is a bonus next to the single player story mode.

A preview of the new dessert level will be available soon from GamesCom.

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