However, these skins can only be unlocked by opening up your wallets and plopping down some real cash. Players can also make their characters stand out with special re-colors and re-skins of existing champions.
A neat idea, for sure, but the execution falls short.įirst off, Archeblade currently features 12 different champions for players to choose from, including cowgirl gunslinger, a money obsessed monk, a giant berserker and more (On the other hand, the list of characters could also be considered as only ten if you count Ice and Fire Renny, plus Gaspar and Dick the Megaton as the same character.) While only a handful these champions are available to free users, champions are rotated in and out each week, which is very similar League of Legend’s bi-weekly hero rotation. The developer behind the project, Codebrush Games, describes ArcheBlade as an action game that attempts to capture the thrill of skill-based combat found in fighting games like Street Fighter and Tekken, while combining team oriented gameplay found in MOBA titles such as League of Legends.
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While some of those ideas have worked much better than expected, other titles, such as ArcheBlade, have shown that mixing MOBA with third-person action only sounds like a good idea on paper. With the MOBA genre becoming more and more popular every day, some game developers have attempted to stir the genre up by throwing in a handful of unique ideas. By Michael Sagoe (Mikedot), OnRPG Journalist
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