In general, the genus Royal Battle has become a fairly predictable and standardized experience that most often includes high-tech remote weapons, many invisible murderers and views, predictable tactics and long climbing in the Rankings. There are some aberrant games like the magic spellbreak only or the cute super animal royal, and now there is Naraka: Bladepoint, who takes over the Royal Battle Mechanism and transposes it into a fantastic Asian frame magnificently realized with almost entirely focused fighting. On the approximated arms and action. By working on Naraka: BladePoint, substantial tutorial and training bot games, it's pretty obvious to know where the strengths and challenges of the game are, even before diving into real multiplayer games, remaining impressions. True once the real games start. On the one hand, the fight is fast and fluid, strongly dependent on the parades and counters chronometrics with precision, dods and arms combos. The mechanics of Parkour and a u...