Publisher's Synopsis
AETERNOBLADE II NINTENDO SWITCH REVIEW
The central issue with AeternoBlade II is that it makes an average endeavor to fit such an enormous number of segments into its continuous association and, in doing thusly, ensures that hardly anything it tries fialls in similarly as it should. Much equivalent to its 2014 precursor, this is a title that pulverizes in time control confounds, side-investigating hack-and-cut movement, Metroidvania-style backtracking, platforming, light RPG parts, an epic story and boundless reams of time delicate aptitudes and combos.
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