Blasphemous is a 2019 indie Metroidvania from developer The Game Kitchen. The 2D side-scrolling title has players taking control of the Penitent one as they make their way through a variety of religious-themed areas, filled with dangerous enemies and bosses. Players will be able to unlock new abilities and skills as they progress to reach new areas.
From Flash classics like REDDER to reverse horror titles like Carrion, there're many great Metroidvanias that bring more horror elements to the table.
Isidora, Voice of the Dead is a new boss from Blasphemous: Wounds of Eventide who, despite her lackluster gimmick, offers a high-speed test of skill.
The new free Blasphemous DLC Wounds of Eventide provides a new canon ending to the game for players who can find the hidden quest in time.
Sierpes, one of two new bosses in the free Blasphemous DLC Wounds of Eventide, is a souls-style boss players who want the canon ending need to beat.
The Blasphemous: Wounds of Eventide DLC trailer shown during day two of Gamescom 2021 also revealed a planned sequel is set to release in 2023.
The more players help the church, the greater their rewards. Here’s everything you need to know about giving Alms to the church in Blasphemous.
Memorizing patterns is going to be the best strategy for players. Here's how to defeat the Amanecida of the Molten Thorn in Blasphemous.
With a proper strategy, this boss can be a piece of cake. Here's how to take down the Amanecida of the Bejeweled Arrow in Blasphemous.
Players with quick wits can take on this enemy with little issue. Here's how to defeat Amanecida of the Golden Blades in Blasphemous.
This boss is definitely one of the biggest challenges in the Stir of Dawn DLC. Here's how to take on Amanecida of the Chiselled Steel in Blasphemous.
In order to make it further into Blasphemous, players will want to upgrade their flasks. This guide shows players how to acquire all the quicksilver.
Exploring the map in Blasphemous can be jarring. There's a way to fast travel and this guide will show players how it can be done.
Blasphemous is a perfectly competent "Souls-like" game, but while it's high on stark beauty and vicious violence, it comes up short on substance.
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