Bladestorm: Nightmare cover

Bladestorm: Nightmare

Bladestorm: The Hundred Years' War →

Critic score7 critics
First release
Jan 29, 2015
Developer
Omega Force
Genres
Hack and slash/Beat 'em up, Strategy · Warfare, Action, Fantasy, Historical

Bladestorm: Nightmare is the newest evolution of 2007’s Bladestorm: The Hundred Years’ War using the latest technologies and introducing many new elements. These technologies have made possible not only visual improvements, but also many new game elements. Bladestorm: Nightmare offers an entirely new gameplay experience. Dragons, cyclops and other monsters appear in the “Nightmare” scenario. Switching between controlled units adds a strong strategic element. Squads can be joined into an army of 200 strong for powerful attacks. Multi-player using the network. An enriched Character Editing function. And so much more.

Also known as Bladestorm: The Hundred Years' War & Nightmare, Bladestorm: Hyakunen Sensou & Nightmare, BLADESTORM: Nightmare, Launch.exe

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Storyline
Set against the sweeping backdrop of the Hundred Years' War between France and England, the story casts the player as an aspiring mercenary leader who fights for whichever side best serves their interests. The tale opens with two anonymous sellswords trading blows amid a clash between French and English forces, musing on the fickle nature of mercenaries and the absence of any true right or wrong in war. Rather than follow a strict chronology, the campaign lets the player take part in famous battles across the long conflict, piecing the larger narrative together through conversations overheard in the tavern between engagements. A broad cast of historical and original figures drives the drama, most prominently Edward the Black Prince, who campaigns for England, and Joan of Arc, who later rises to fight for France.Read more

Set against the sweeping backdrop of the Hundred Years' War between France and England, the story casts the player as an aspiring mercenary leader who fights for whichever side best serves their interests. The tale opens with two anonymous sellswords trading blows amid a clash between French and English forces, musing on the fickle nature of mercenaries and the absence of any true right or wrong in war. Rather than follow a strict chronology, the campaign lets the player take part in famous battles across the long conflict, piecing the larger narrative together through conversations overheard in the tavern between engagements. A broad cast of historical and original figures drives the drama, most prominently Edward the Black Prince, who campaigns for England, and Joan of Arc, who later rises to fight for France.

Release dates
PlayStation 3
Jan 29, 2015
PlayStation 4
Jan 29, 2015
Xbox One
Jan 29, 2015
All 10 release dates
PlayStation 3
Mar 17, 2015
PlayStation 4
Mar 17, 2015
Xbox One
Mar 17, 2015
PlayStation 4
Mar 20, 2015
PlayStation 3
Apr 15, 2015
Xbox One
Apr 15, 2015
PC (Microsoft Windows)
May 28, 2015
Game modes
Co-operative, Multiplayer, Single player
Perspective
Third person
Keywords
monsters, medieval, france, steam, england
… All 10, goblins, mercenary, tokyo game show 2014, direct control of units, middle ages europe

At a Glance

Critic Score
52

Overview

Steam review summary

Steam users rate this Mixed, 456 reviews in all languages, recorded 16 October 2026

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Multiplayer

  • Online multiplayerIGDB · 12 Oct
  • Online co-opIGDB · 12 Oct
  • Co-op campaignIGDB · 12 Oct

Feature data: IGDB

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