They resound with the pathos and passion of the commanding God of the universe Who is the source of ethical values demanding that we behave with goodness. They also insist that that there is more ...

Blades of Fire Aran taking damage. MercurySteam has combined these Soulslike elements with many features from God of War. Combat is incredibly weighty and brutal. Aran is capable of dismembering ...

The team that designed Vulcan named the bot after the Roman god of fire and blacksmithing, he said. “The team is a builder team and they like this connotation of a forge and building something ...

The combat of God of War and God of War Ragnarok are unparalleled, but one upcoming game is looking to challenge these titans: Blades of Fire.Developed by Mercury Steam and published by 505 Games ...

The showcase offers an unedited, five-minute clip of Blades of Fire in action ... everything on show here seems to borrow from God of War in some way. The similarities in the combat are obvious ...

After spending three hours playing Blades of Fire, I'm already on the hook for ... of modern action games such as PlayStation's rebooted God of War series, but its modular weapon forging system ...

Yet amongst all the delightfully precise limb-severing, parrying, and swinging a hammer to pummel foes to a bloody pulp, there's a God Of War-esque cinematic flair pulsing through Blades of Fire.

From its perch atop Sheffield Town Hall, a seven-foot-high bronze sculpture of Vulcan has watched over the city for 128 years. The Roman god of fire and metalworkers is a fitting symbol for the ...

In case you need a mythology refresher, Vulcan is the Roman god of fire. He's analogous to the Greek god Hephaestus. Hun Batz and Cabrakan are both Mayan gods; the former is a howler monkey god, while ...

As god of fire and forges, the symbols of Vulcan – the equivalent of Hephaestus in Greece – were the hammer and anvil. The Romans celebrated his chief festival in August, which involved throwing small ...

Vulcan lizards live in volcanic lava fields at elevations of at least 5,600 feet, the study said. Researchers named the new species “vulcanus” after the Latin word for “Vulcan, God of Fire ...