Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance - Blade Wolf

 PlayStation 3
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6.0

Mixed or average reviews- based on 17 Ratings

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  1. Kostas_Spirou
    Feb 2, 2022
    6
    I love Blade Wolf, he's definitely my favorite character alongside Raiden.

    His playstyle is completely different from both Raiden and Sam, and he has some unique attacks aswell, but he feels clunky and heavy. Also the platforming levels didn't fit well in my opinion. I appreciate the fact that Mistral got some development and screentime, I really liked her as a character in the main game    I love Blade Wolf, he's definitely my favorite character alongside Raiden.

    His playstyle is completely different from both Raiden and Sam, and he has some unique attacks aswell, but he feels clunky and heavy.
    Also the platforming levels didn't fit well in my opinion.

    I appreciate the fact that Mistral got some development and screentime, I really liked her as a character in the main game but she appeared for a very short time.

    Lastly, the boss fight is a little bit disappointing and just okay.

    Final Rating: "Decent" ~ 6/10.    … Expand
  2. Youngmoney9745
    May 16, 2013
    5
    honestly, this was a pretty decent DLC. I mean yeah the same problems do exist, with it being too short and stuff but I'll get into that later. In this DLC, you play as Blade Wolf and it takes place in the events before he faced off with Raiden. thats all you need to know plot wise.

    What I liked in this DLC is how they made him playable, which I never expected would happen, Throwing    honestly, this was a pretty decent DLC. I mean yeah the same problems do exist, with it being too short and stuff but I'll get into that later. In this DLC, you play as Blade Wolf and it takes place in the events before he faced off with Raiden. thats all you need to know plot wise.

    What I liked in this DLC is how they made him playable, which I never expected would happen, Throwing heat knives was cool too, and the boss battle wasn't recycled, it was new, and it was awesome, and it proposed a challenge as well, I died three times trying to beat him. Also there is more character development with Blade Wolf but more importantly Mistral, because in the original game, I felt she didn't have enough of that.

    What I disliked is pretty much the obvious though. The Gameplay is really short, I mean, REALLY short, and doesn't feel like it was worth $7. Blade mode was kind of hard to control considering there was this huge ass angle you had to deal with, Half the content is literally training VR's and it feels like a lazy thing to do when trying to fill in the allotted time slot. this overall feels kind of lazy basically giving Blade Wolf the same mechanics as Raiden, but with slower attacks and heat knives

    I know it may sound bad, but I really can't put my finger on if this was worth spending my money or not, but you know what, I say try it out, se what you think, though you may be disappointed is what I am trying to get at. Platinum Games if you ever see this, please step up your game on DLC because now I am wondering if it will be worth it getting the next DLC if there is one.

    Overall: Its decent, but not enough to gain full satisfaction    … Expand

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  1. D+PAD Magazine
    May 20, 2013
    70
    The length won’t win over the more casual players, but for those who still can’t get enough of Metal Gear Rising, Blade Wolf serves as a welcome slice of cyber-dog action.
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  2. Metro GameCentral
    May 15, 2013
    60
    It would have been a great unlockable extra, but as downloadable content the price of being a robot dog for an hour just doesn’t add up.
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