Phantom Blade Zero another Chinese game is garnering widespread praise What did the critics say about it?

Phantom Blade Zero is developed by the Chinese game company S-Game. It is an action-adventure game that borrows elements from the Soulslike genre without belonging to it entirely, making it easier than games belonging to this genre in the usual way, and reaching a larger group of users.

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The release of Phantom coincided with the release of several major games expected during the year, including the fourth installment of the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare series, as well as the reboot of Onimusha: Way of the Sword, both of which come from established Western game studios.

This success was not limited to expert reviews, as the game managed to break the 4 million copy mark sold within 72 hours of its release, according to a report by the American tech website "IGN," in the absence of data related to the number of copies sold of the new "Call of Duty" game.

Strong contender for Game of the Year

In general, critics praised the unique experience offered by "Phantom Blade Zero" in various aspects of the game, whether it was the story, gameplay, or graphics.

The company's description of the hero's character gives a general idea of ​​its content and the type of fights it features, as the game includes various challenges that the hero must overcome to complete his journey.

The same applies to the American tech website "Push Square," which gave it a positive rating of about 9 out of 10, noting that the company had been working on its development for nearly 10 years, and its ingenuity resulted in one of the best action and adventure games of the year.

The praise continues from the website "Games Radar Plus" which described the game world as rich and carefully designed, confirming that it deserves to be nominated for the Game of the Year award and agreeing with many other reviews.

No game is without flaws.

Despite the widespread praise the game received from major websites, the British tech website "Eurogamer" pointed out some technical problems in running the game, adding that these were the biggest obstacle that prevented it from getting a perfect score.