It merely asks that you occasionally try to dodge or parry in between hacks and slashes, and in return it makes it so that as long as you do that, you can take on plenty of enemies. While Stray Blade doesn’t exactly reward that kind of approach, it doesn’t really punish it, either. I much prefer games that allow me to go in, hacking and slashing and hoping for the best. As I wrote a few weeks ago about Strayed Lights, that’s far from my favourite genre, in part because I don’t have the patience for timing my dodges and waiting to strike when the opening presents itself.
See, it’s yet another Souls-like game, with all the trappings you’d expect (except for one, which I’ll get to momentarily. Here’s how I know that Stray Blade isn’t that good: I’m half-decent at it.
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