Beyblade-Inspired Roguelite Slayblade Demo Now on Steam
The demo gives a first hands-on look at a game that blends Beyblade-style top battles with roguelite progression and a Y2K urban setting, ahead of its PC release.
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The roguelite life sim Slayblade, described by its creator as Beyblade crossed with a Y2K life sim, has a demo on Steam. Players skate a 2000s city, battle with spinning tops, and earn prize money for new parts. The demo includes about half the content and carries progress to the full version.
Henry's House, the studio founded by Rob Gross and Oscar Brittain, has released a demo for Slayblade on Steam. The game is a roguelite life sim where players control a top called the Slayblade by moving a mouse cursor, ramming opponents while staying in bounds. Matches include standard rules and illegal battles where the arena is covered in bombs. The demo covers about 50 percent of the parts and unlockable content, lets players reach the final battle, and allows save data to carry over to the full version. The full game's store page is in Japanese, but in-game Japanese support has not been confirmed yet.
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