Games worth discovering
Shadow of death 2
296 View2023-11-28Shadow of Death 2 is an in-depth hack and slasher that sees you taking on creepy monsters in a mostly monochrome world. You’ve got a sword, you’ve got some special moves, and it’s up to you to cut everything into tiny, gory chunks. And do you know what? It’s really good.
The key to any side-scrolling action game on mobile is the controls, and Shadow of Death 2 gets them pretty much spot on. A d-pad on the left of the screen controls your movements, then there’s a gaggle of buttons on the right that let you jump, dodge, attack and use your special moves.
The key to any side-scrolling action game on mobile is the controls, and Shadow of Death 2 gets them pretty much spot on. A d-pad on the left of the screen controls your movements, then there’s a gaggle of buttons on the right that let you jump, dodge, attack and use your special moves.
Everything is spaced just right, and it’s rare that you’re going to poke the wrong button in the heat of battle. Combos are slick and easy to perform, and there’s an experimental feel to the combat that encourages you to try out new ways of taking down foes.
The monsters you’re battling range from slithering, poison-spitting worms, to colossal tree-beasts with weird, spiky flowers sticking out of their backs. There are boss fights too, and they capture the pattern-watching brilliance of some of the side-on action games of yore.
The monsters you’re battling range from slithering, poison-spitting worms, to colossal tree-beasts with weird, spiky flowers sticking out of their backs. There are boss fights too, and they capture the pattern-watching brilliance of some of the side-on action games of yore.
The game isn’t without its niggles, though. Some of the text seems to be missing, which is particularly annoying when you’re trying to equip new things – there’s nothing written on the buttons, so you don’t really know what you’re supposed to press.
There are some difficulty spikes too, and some frustrating enemies who pop up out of nowhere and grab you, giving you no chance to react. But for the most part there’s a brilliant flow to the violence, and it’s going to hook you in from the first swipe to the last.
There are some difficulty spikes too, and some frustrating enemies who pop up out of nowhere and grab you, giving you no chance to react. But for the most part there’s a brilliant flow to the violence, and it’s going to hook you in from the first swipe to the last.
If you’re looking for a challenging, gritty and engaging action experience on your phone, then Shadow of Death 2 should definitely be high on your list. It’s the sort of game you can’t help but get stuck into, and that’s no bad thing at all.
The deepest, most stylish mobile action game - Phantom Blade: Executioners Quick First Impressions
PLAY IT OR SKIP IT?
Absolutely play it. Phantom Blade: Executioners is a flashy action game that mixes the best elements of classic side-scrolling 2D brawlers—think Streets of Rage and Golden Axe—with a deep yet approachable combo-based fighting system that feels like something out of Devil May Cry. The result is a brilliantly fun, bite-sized title that’s worth some time even if you’re tired of gacha games.
Kef4K2023-06-30
Best Hack and slash Game Action RPG for Android iOS. by (GameMobile HDgraphic) YouTube channel
Phantom Blade Executioners, this game is really good for players who want to play an intense Combat action hack and slash games. This game really needs full concentration when you are in combat. The game has a dark fantasy theme. You are not alone, because you can make a team up while doing a co-op raid boss and fight Side by side with real time players. But you must prove yourself by competing with the other player in one versus One. Overall I would like to give 9 to 10 for the game's art style is the next level with a beautiful hand drawing. The best action RPG game.
GameMobile HDgraphic7K2023-06-24
I recommend Phantom Blade Executioners!
Phantom Blade: Executioners~
A masterpiece in mobile gaming! The game truly understands itself and knows what it wants to establish itself as in mobile market. A side scrolling Dark Souls game. At least that's what I felt from playing it. I had cleared the normal stages for The Maple Temple, before my game apparently resetted? Not sure if it was intentional or a error in the game, so if the Devs are reading some insight into my acct losing all data would be appreciated. I understand the data would be wiped after CBT~ but CBT is still ongoing?
CapYuno9062022-02-03
View desktop siteTapTap looks better
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