Sword Hunter – Sharpen your blades

[Game] Sword Hunter

The peaceful town has been infiltrated by thugs and rival gangs. Stop them with your blades!

As the hunter of the famed dojo, you are the only hero who can resist the endless waves of enemies.

Sharpen your blades, hone your skills and gear as you embark on this perilous mission. Combine ruthless sword power with powerful skills to defeat your foes!

FEATURES
Earn cool swords with awesome ultimate powers.
Collect and combine skills to aid you in battle.
Equip and upgrade your hero with powerful sets of gear.
Earn talents to improve your stats and gain unique traits.
Tons of unique locations and enemies to defeat, test your skills against powerful bosses with unique challenges!

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Sword Hunter user reviews :

This is a great game as far as gameplay. It’s a really fun way to pass the time and it’s not super difficult since all you have to do is attack and dodge occasionally. There are a few flaws, those being: Very rough english translation, low energy cap that doesn’t increase and takes a while to recharge, and the optional ads can crash the game sometimes or certain ones simply won’t give you the rewards. Also, I think the cool down on endless should be a bit shorter.

This would be a damn-near perfect game, but its not without its flaws. You should make the explosions hurt the enemies too. That way we can add more choice, versatility, and strategy to the combat. Also, you should do away with the automatic lock-on. This way we won’t accidentally attack the wrong enemy and subject ourselves to critical damage. Hope this helps! Keep up the good work.

Pretty fun beat-em-up game. The auto-target system is a bit finicky, and I feel like the game is overall a little too twitchy and fast paced. That said, I do feel pretty good when I can overcome the challenges without dying (which is less and less by level 7 lol). I would appreciate some way of influencing the odds of getting certain powerups – like giving tons of gold for charms or something that give you better odds of a Blade or Fire upgrade, and letting you toggle them on or off.

I’d skip it. It’s OK. The game is very one note: tap the screen to slash at the zillion mooks running at you. There’s abilities that create small amounts of variation, but that’s mostly it. It’s kind of fun for a bit in a sort of “diet dynasty warriors / double dragon” way. There are a LOT of ads in this game. They do reward you for them, but it’s almost every screen transition.

Leveling is too slow. The ultimates are cool but only two are effective. Spells are good. There are still some glitches like sometimes the top of the screen shows things that shouldn’t be there. Tired of the adds too. The equipment/ items are ridiculous to get, take longer to craft along with talents exhausting way too much to acquire. So I’m gonna have to change my rating since I bought up some things that never changed and you ask too often about my experience in the game.

This game is pretty legit. Controls simple, swipe and tap, but it really nails it. Fun to play, darting around mashing mobs, but still challenging enough to not just run thru the levels. Rewards seem decently generous. Lots of opportunity to watch an ad, but not required to watch any at all. If I had a complaint, I’d say it’s energy reserves are too low. It cost 5 to play a level, and you can store 20. Maybe I haven’t gotten far enough to get more? But past that, Id def recommend playing.

Good game, real simple. My main problem is the way so many of the ads will crash the game. They aren’t automatic ads, but are used as payment for some things in game instead of gems or whatever. I’ve had multiple tries in a row play the ad then crash the game. It is annoying as there are no other options to pay for some things in game besides ads. This is a problem that has been mentioned in many other reviews. Be ready.

If you like watching a billion ads this game is for you. Every 30 seconds of gameplay is 30 seconds to a minute worth of ads. Nice art style, inconsistent gameplay at times. Occasionally when you attack, your character decides to lunge into an enemy’s attack even if they are farther away than the enemy you’re already fighting. The movement is also touchy and sporadic. Other than that, it’s your typical f2p game with standard grindy leveling up system. Fairly fun game with simple controls

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