Blood Aerna 12+

Name: Blood Aerna
Rating: 4.4 (277 reviews)
Author: Daigo Nakamura

Infinite Hack 'n' Slash

Daigo Nakamura

Designed for iPhone

- 4.4 • 277 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

iPhone Screenshots

Description

The latest opus of the most intense and immersive infinitely hack 'n' slash game.

The latest opus of the most intense and immersive infinitely hack 'n' slash game.

- Abundant weapons and armor.
Enchantment effect was attached from standard weapon, armor. The legendary weapon!
- Abundant skills.
A number of powerful skills with Super Heavy to activate and get pleasure!.
- Refreshing feeling to knock down enemies!
Blood Arena is the more you Slash it, the more refreshing you can not quit!

Jan 6, 2019

Version 3.1.0

Bug flxed.

4.4 out of 5

277 Ratings

Hack and Slash

Not bad... Could use a update that would add maybe a few different attacks with the main weapon, just to add diversity. But other then that, it’s a pretty good game. Really!!! Add more attacks with main weapon, and I’ll change 4 stars to 5👍🏾

Pretty decent game.

So far it is plain to see that this game is pretty cool. The controls are simple and it is pretty much just a simple hack and slash game that lives up to what it is designed for. There are a couple things I would change to make the experience superb. One is to have the ability to design your warrior. And two is to offer a wide range of weapons and gear, that allow the player to create their own unique fighting style. Like for example someone might be good with a sword and shield or dual weapons or two handed weapons such as a battle axe or board-sword. These can be purchased with the souls that are collected. Other than that it has some potential.

Simple and easy to understand gameplay

I enjoy the simplicity of the skill tree and general combat but the equipment can be a little confusing at times as well as the screen isn’t formatted correctly for iPhone X. Also, are there no options or settings? I would like to disable sound and music but I see no option to do so.

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