Excerpt: is a game that has a lot of potential to be a really fun hack-n-slash action game, but for some reason, doesn't quite hit the mark in all the right spots.
Excerpt: Blade Kitten is an appealing bright little downloadable 2D platformer that offers an adorable main character who's half cat and half cute girl, bubblegum bright colors,
Pros: Cel-shaded style graphics are bubblegum bright and colorful, Reliable Controls and well-done animations, Extensive exploration
Cons: Lack of difficulty and enemies are easily defeated, Long levels adds up to repetitive gameplay and boredom, Weapon, health and costume upgrades useless in gameplay
Excerpt: If the name of this game happens to call to mind the quirky and amusing comic of the same name on which Blade Kitten is based, please put that out of your mind.
Conclusion: At its best, Blade Kitten is a decent distraction that features some pretty visuals and an appealing protagonist, but its gameplay is too shallow to make it an involving
Pros: Kit is an appealing character, Looks good.
Cons: Dull platforming and uninvolving action, Poor story, No real challenge, Some glitches.
Conclusion: Concept: Create an episodic action title that appeals to anime fans and furries alike Graphics: A bright color palette and unique art style are Blade Kitten’s most
Excerpt: Blade Kitten is a game that has a lot of potential to be a really fun hack-n-slash action game, but for some reason, doesn't quite hit the mark in all the right spots.
Excerpt: There's lots of crossover between games and comics—witness every superhero game that's ever been made—but how often is a comic created specifically to establish a new