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Everblade - Review

I mention simplistic controls, but there is a lot design-wise that makes it feel a bit grander. There are plenty of secrets to find; hidden collectibles that expand the world’s lore; items and skills to use; and upgrades to permanently increase health and weapon power. There is a lot that makes the whole experience feel fleshed out.

The game’s level design really shines. The levels from the onset feel like your standard 2D platformer, but there is a lot of complexity here to keep things fresh, like simple but satisfying puzzles and challenging but not frustrating platforming sequences. My favorite has to be the shortcuts the game includes in levels to make it easier to get to a boss or when replaying levels entirely. Levels don’t feel like copies of each other or rely too heavily on mechanics. Each one feels unique.

I just received an EverBlade for a product review. I will start using it in the morning with my (somewhat) usual Saturday morning shave. As far as what it does, I'll let the EverBlade PR department take it from here:

During the time between each shave the copper plates inside of the EverBlade create a mild energy field to repel rust and corrosion from your razor blade. This keeps your blade sharp much longer than it would without using the EverBlade.

So, it appears, my razor will be kept nice and sharp if this works. That's not a bad thing, as we all know nicks and cuts are inevitable when shaving.