Whatever it’s long-lasting influence, Blade & Soul managed to weather uncertain times and even has a mobile sequel coming out. Mixing a very different eastern aesthetic and the sort of free form combat systems that would be more at home in 3D beat ‘em ups, Blade & Soul changed a great deal about the way we viewed the MMO genre. In a world full of fantasy MMOs where stand and spam skills or ‘don’t stand in the fire’ dances were commonplace, this action-oriented online adventure came out on the attack. Launched in 2012, Blade & Soul was something of a trailblazer when it came to PC screens. now, we’re ready to deliver our thoughts on Blade & Soul Revolution. With expectations that we would see a truly authentic MMO experience and promises that this would be as close to the original as possible, we’ve spent the last few weeks fighting our way through dungeons, flying kicking opponents, and taking on enemy clans. When we got time to talk to Blade & Soul Revolution’s Development Lead, Hyun Jin Jang, it was clear that fans of the original were in for a very familiar experience when Blade & Soul Revolution finally launched. After launching earlier in March 2021, the mobile version of this wuxia inspired story is set to pit even more players against the likes of the Black Ram and Jinsoyun as they punch, kick and slice their way through a mobile MMORPG, like few others on the market. Blade & Soul Revolution is out now on iOS and Android devices, bringing NCSoft’s own high flying martial arts MMORPG onto the small screen.

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