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Phantom Blade Zero review
I wasn't around to witness the golden age of Martial Arts cinema, but there are moments in Phantom Blade Zero that make me feel as though I've tumbled through a crack in time onto the set of a kung fu film.
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The review praises Phantom Blade Zero’s combat for feeling like a kung‑fu film, highlighting a vivid encounter in a shaded valley. The player parries an enemy’s strike, executes a slow‑motion somersault to stab his back, then kicks a second foe while stabbing the first in the throat, and finally boots a mounted opponent from his horse and uses the horse to crush another enemy. The reviewer calls the combat cinematic, free‑flowing and inventive, noting the astonishing variety and seamless animation of the fight sequences.
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