Blade Ballet

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  • Summary: Blade Ballet, made by the New York City based, Insomniac-veteran founded DreamSail Games, is a whirling dance of multiplayer robot destruction. Each bot possesses a unique personality and special abilities master each to claim victory as you spin from one challenging arena to the next,Blade Ballet, made by the New York City based, Insomniac-veteran founded DreamSail Games, is a whirling dance of multiplayer robot destruction. Each bot possesses a unique personality and special abilities master each to claim victory as you spin from one challenging arena to the next, battling for dominance.

    After the crumbling of civilization and the extinction of the human race, mysterious automatons are all that remain to carry on our legacy. These adorable yet deadly robotic creatures survive the test of time millions of years into the future. The factories that created them continue their manufacturing cycles for all eternity, creating thousands of new robots daily that flood the streets of bot cities and consume precious resources. In order to perpetuate robot society, the bots submit to deathsport after their life cycle is complete. Its a form of both recycling and natural selection. This display of mechanical prowess is brought to you LIVE for your enjoyment, in a deadly game of Blade Ballet.    … Expand

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  1. GameWatcher
    Aug 17, 2016
    70
    Blade Ballet is something you don’t see every day on PC; a real, heartfelt attempt to replicate the compelling trappings of Capcom’s Power Stone, it succeeds as an accomplished go-to prospect for local and online multiplayer party shenanigans but the lack of a single-player mode and other content presently hamstring its ultimate potential.
  2. Destructoid
    Aug 11, 2016
    60
    Blade Ballet can be a lot of fun in the right setting, but even then it won't set the world on fire.

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