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Posted on: September 10, 2024
FlameFalconZ
Verified ownerGames: 31 Reviews: 5
Very good cape and sword action
Liked a lot the design, gameplay and story, overall a pretty good experience looking for more games of this team.
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Posted on: September 10, 2024
Kazuninja
Verified ownerGames: 171 Reviews: 2
Amazing combat!
Straight to the point, no puzzles or extensive dialogue, just fights, short funny bits of story and more fights. The mid game get very challenging, but challenging in a good way, you'll find yourself always coming back for more and doing better. The characters are not very cool looking, but they compensate in humor and charisma with great voice acting. Check it out!
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Posted on: October 26, 2024
Ziwwal
Verified ownerGames: Reviews: 1
A simple and colorful action game
A fun yet simple fighting system on top of beautiful environnements and great voice acting, the final touch being a soundtrack perfectly chosen for the atmosphere wanted. "En Garde!" while short gives a good but simple story with really endearing characters and while taking a lot from classic Souls and Action games it manages to be a lot less punitive. The parkour can be a bit weird at times with the character grappling but movement is overall good with a few great use of parkour in combat to build a skill meter and unleash some powerful attacks. In the end "En Garde!" is definitly worth a play and for the ones asking for a little more an Arena Mode is unlocked after beating the story! 8/10
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Posted on: January 20, 2024
TasosEG
Verified ownerGames: 72 Reviews: 2
Short and sweet
Great music, great characters and overall great fun.
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Posted on: March 6, 2025
frejesal
Games: 32 Reviews: 1
Generic combat, no classic swashbuckling
I was eagerly awaiting this game for some unique rapier-based swordplay, and was a bit disappointed to find out that it's just another Arkham-style beat-em-up with the tired old one-button attack, counter when you see a big blue flash, dodge when you see a big red flash. The environmental hazards and focus on splitting your enemies up is just enough to make it feel somewhat fresh, though I wish it felt more like I was using a rapier than just bashing people to death with a club. Unfortunately the "golden age of swashbuckling comedy" vibe that the marketing promised is simply not present. There's essentially just some isolated references to old movies, while the characters themselves and the dialogue are anything but classic. It's more of a cartoonish, modern, irreverent parody version of classic swashbuckler movies than a loving homage. Honestly the guards are more endearing than the main character. A missed opportunity to really revisit the golden age of swashbuckler movies!
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