Reviewing Sword Of The Vagrant - Was This Hack n' Slash a Gorgeous Good time?

Sword of the Vagrant may be one of my most pleasant surprises of the year. This beautiful game apes the look and feel of Vanillaware’s underrated Muramasa: The Demon Blade, but actually pulls it off with tight, satisfying combat and fulfilling exploration of a strange fantasy world. THE STORY In Sword of the Vagrant, players step into the boots of Vivian, a scantily clad mercenary who has journeyed to the dangerous island of Mythrilia on a quest to find her family. Before long, Vivian is tossed into the middle of political strife and worldwide conflict, as she finds herself taking on quests for shady characters and trying to dodge the machinations of a corrupt academy of battlemages.

Hey there, thanks for tapping over to take a look at my review of OTK Games 'The vagrant' a 2D Hack & Slash. Vamillion. Vivian Vamillion This title -really- doesn't really waste time throwing players into the thick of the plot- as our namesake Vagrant's quest to find her family basically goes off the rails within the span of an afternoon. Seriously, she goes from shipwrecked, to 'survivor of a slaughtered city', to 'pressganged into service by the belt-clad witch holborn.

It gives off a lot of vibes just slashing your way through all those enemies, while really hyping yourself up in the game, which makes it very worthwhile. There are a ton of power-ups that you will get as you progress, which never gives off a dull moment.