Five Years Later, Blade Kitten: Episode 2 Is Finally Out

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Krome Studios released the first episode of their side-scrolling Blade Kitten game for PC, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3 back in 2010. At the time, they said a second episode would follow soon, and now, five years later, it’s finally available.

 

Blade Kitten: Episode 2 picks up where the first episode left off, and five new stages. It also has three new blades, a bunch of new collectibles, 15 new costumes, and more. The episode is available for PC via Steam, and features full English voice-acting.

 

You can buy Blade Kitten: Episode 2 as DLC for the original game for $4.99. Alternatively, you can buy a bundle that includes both episodes for $7.99.


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