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Blasphemous will have a physical and collector version for PS4 and Nintendo Switch

Blasphemous will have a physical and collector version for PS4 and Nintendo Switch

The metroidvania of Nazarenes with metal hood will have a physical edition, but with very few units and only through a store.

One of the most acclaimed Spanish indies of the year, Blasphemous, will have a physical edition starting next November 15, but only for PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch. And not only that, but it will also feature a collector's edition that will cost $ 79.99 and will include the soundtrack on a CD, an art book, a double-sided poster, an illustration, a pin and the jewel of the crown, a 12-centimeter tall figure of Mea Culpa, the sword of the game's protagonist.

Of course, you better be attentive if you are interested in getting a physical copy, because both the standard version and the collector version will be sold only through the Limited Run Games store and it will only have limited units. It will be necessary to set an alarm, because reservations will open on November 15 at 4:00 p.m. Spanish time.

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What is blasphemous?

The game, a two-dimensional action platform that enters through the eyes thanks to its particular pixel art style and its setting, departure from Holy Week and Castilian folklore, puts us at the controls of the sole survivor of the Brotherhood of the Mute Lament , who has to face an eternal cycle of death and resurrection in Orthodoxia, the space in which everything happens. An open and non-linear world (we are facing Metroidvania) where we can fight with hack and slash mechanics all kinds of creatures victims of a terrible religious cult.

On September 10, when the title came out in digital, it rose with a 7.5 in the FreeGameTips Reviews, which highlighted its graphic finish, the exploration of areas and the final bosses. We have been fortunate to speak with The Game Kitchen, its creators, on a couple of occasions and even reviewed the fascinating history of its development in articles such as The triumph of folklore or Blasphemous and the challenge of facing a success, with which you can immerse yourself a little more in your universe.

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