Dragon Blade: Wrath of Fire Review - IGN

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Last updated 23 maio 2024

Dragon Blade: Wrath of Fire Review - IGN

On a system swarming with Wii-makes and shovelware, original designs are bound to stand out. From the very beginning we've been following D3's Dragon Blade: Wrath of Fire, as the game may not be a high-budget, AAA title, but it dares to try something original on the system rather than just copping out and attaching a half-assed license onto an otherwise original IP. Dragon Blade may not be your kind of game, and it may not be the most polished effort on Wii, but it's a breath of fresh air nonetheless; it just could have used more time in development, or a bit more ambitious design.
On a system swarming with Wii-makes and shovelware, original designs are bound to stand out. From the very beginning we've been following D3's Dragon Blade: Wrath of Fire, as the game may not be a high-budget, AAA title, but it dares to try something original on the system rather than just copping out and attaching a half-assed license onto an otherwise original IP. Dragon Blade may not be your kind of game, and it may not be the most polished effort on Wii, but it's a breath of fresh air nonetheless; it just could have used more time in development, or a bit more ambitious design.