Actions Blade and Sorcery takes place in the Middle Ages. Here, everyone intends to improve their fighting skills in order to become the strongest in these parts and be able to defend themselves from robbery. The same applies to the main character, who is controlled by the user. He can be made into a skilled warrior, a brave ranger, or a magician who knows a lot about spells. Having decided on one of these directions and mastered several basic skills, he will go into the open world to become a better warrior and win the trust of others.

The main feature that you can immediately notice in Blade and Sorcery, in addition to the virtual reality system, is the interaction with objects. All things here obey the laws of physics (except for the moments of using magic), so every object that the player wants to pick up or use will have weight. This will make a difference when throwing or throwing (such as throwing a sword at an enemy). In addition, over time you can combine the skills of sorcery and melee combat. Thus, the character is able to heat up his sword so that it literally pierces opponents if they are not wearing armor. But even with a standard sword, which is not subject to outside influence, you can deprive your opponent of a limb or simply knock the weapon out of his hands.

At the very beginning of the gameplay, the system offers you to undergo some kind of training in order to master the basic techniques. To do this, just take a weapon from the rack (sword, mace, ax or something else), decide on the difficulty and wait until the enemies appear in sight. They come at the gamer gradually and attack slowly, so you can deal with each one individually, blocking some of the attacks or dodging the attack. In the future, these techniques will have to be used more often and faster, as the number of enemies increases and their fighting style changes.