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Block Blade

Block Blade is a skill-based vertical platformer with visuals influenced by Y2K era CGI. Players "Blade-Dash" through blocks to reveal platforms and unique power-ups, managing their health and dash meters while ascending to the endpoints as fast as possible.

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Two Brain Games
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Two Brain Games
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Block Blade is a skill-based vertical platformer with visuals influenced by Y2K era CGI.

Players "Blade-Dash" through blocks to reveal platforms and unique power-ups, managing their health and dash meters while ascending to the endpoints as fast as possible.

There are multiple endpoints available at different heights with leaderboards to show off players times.

Players can create a truly retro feeling experience by enabling post-processing in the video settings such as variable in-game resolutions, scanlines, screen distortion, subpixel size, and more.

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