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13. Assassin Blue

Assassin Blue is a 2D platformer with combat elements, consisting of twelve levels split evenly between four distinct areas to explore. In the game, players assume control over a sword-wielding hitman who must carry out a series of missions for his superior. This naturally translates to a lot of jumping, climbing and fighting as you make your way past hordes of henchmen leading up to the commander of each resistance group.

"The best part about Assassin Blue, to me, was the main character Blue. He's just so cool. He's got style. How many assassins run around in bright red capes and big shadowy hats? He's got fancy sword combos and crazy ninja-like acrobatic skills. Pretty much every challenge in the game was something that gave Blue a chance to shine, from fun-to-kill enemies to awesome cinematic boss battles. All of that establishes Blue as one cool guy... and someone who players love to play as." - Banov

Name: Assassin Blue
Developers: Banov
Platform: Windows
Size: 9.36 MB

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