DOOMBLADE similar games & best alternatives
Should you play it?
Deep underground, Gloom Girl discovers DOOMBLADE, a sentient weapon hellbent on escape after eons in chains. Together, “Doom and Gloom” embark on a vengeful quest to unlock the powerful abilities and destroy the Dread Lords once and for all in this 2D Action Metroidvania.
What works
- Unique and innovative movement and combat mechanics
- Engaging and challenging boss fights
- Atmospheric art style and music
- Large interconnected map with exploration and secrets
- Polished gameplay experience
Things to keep in mind
- Tedious backtracking and limited fast travel
- Long loading times and save system punishing death
- Some boss fights feel frustrating or inconsistent
- Lack of map markers and guidance
- Controller support inferior to keyboard and mouse
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Last update: 19/09/2026