Fit check
Is Slave's Sword worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want a fantasy RPG focused on one former aristocratic knight's fight for freedom
- RPG players who prefer side quests and equipment upgrades over a purely linear story
- Players seeking a prison-escape narrative that includes stealth and a day-night system
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a party-based RPG rather than a story centered on one protagonist
- Players looking for an RPG focused only on direct combat instead of stealth, quests, and exploration
- Players who do not want a fantasy story involving enslavement and captivity
Our take on Slave's Sword
The game departs from the usual heroic fantasy setup by making its protagonist a disgraced aristocratic knight who has already abandoned her former life. Her central objective is not conquest or recognition, but escaping enslavement and recovering her freedom.
What is Slave's Sword?
Slave's Sword follows Luna, a former aristocratic knight who gives up her rank, family fortune, and status to live as a mercenary in the Free City.
Her peaceful life ends when a scandal leads to her enslavement. The game centers on her attempt to regain freedom and oppose the ambitions of a great evil. Its fantasy world includes side quests, upgradeable equipment, a day-and-night system, and stealth mechanics. Luna is the voiced main character. The game is presented as a prison-escape RPG and is available in native English.
How Slave's Sword plays
- 01Fantasy World
- The adventure takes place in a fantasy setting connected to Luna's escape story.
- 02Side Quests
- Additional quests accompany the central narrative.
- 03Upgradeable Equipment
- Equipment can be improved during the game.
- 04Day-Night System
- The game includes separate day and night periods.
- 05Stealth System
- A dedicated system supports covert play during the adventure.
- 06Voiced Main Character
- Luna is presented with voice acting as the central character.
Slave's Sword compared to similar games
Back to the Dawn is also a prison-escape RPG, but its description focuses on survival, investigation, crime, corruption, and hidden agendas inside a maximum-security facility. Slave's Sword instead follows a former aristocratic knight in a fantasy world with side quests, upgradeable equipment, stealth, and a day-and-night system.
Slave's Sword: platforms & release
Is Slave's Sword worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want a fantasy RPG focused on one former aristocratic knight's fight for freedom. Skip it if: players seeking a party-based RPG rather than a story centered on one protagonist.
Where can I download Slave's Sword?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Slave's Sword's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Slave's Sword on?
Windows only.
