
Bloodsmith
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Description
A fierce, action-packed narrative RPG; Play as Quentin Ashborne, the archaeologist whose duty has brought him to fight tooth and nail against the damned souls. If you are to survive, you must learn to manage & manipulate blood. Ride the downward spiral.
Platforms
Windows
Developer
ACEDIA
Publisher
ACEDIA
About
Blood. Flesh. Cycles of death & rebirth.
The cursed ruins beneath the old cemetery have been dead for centuries, and yet nothing here stays that way. The undead roaming these halls were once people. The blood pooling in the stone cracks still moves. And somewhere below, something ancient is still breathing.

Master blood manipulation or be consumed by it
Claim blood from fallen enemies or forge your own offence from your own blood. Burn, slash, impale and drain your way through hordes of the damned using an evolving arsenal of blood manipulation abilities. Every power you gain comes from something you survived. You grow stronger with every drop. So does the hunger.
Ride the downward spiral
The deeper Quinton goes, the harder the story gets to look at. The ruins have a history. The monsters have names. And the thing waiting at the bottom didn't end up there by accident.
Bloodsmith is a first-person action RPG about how far a person will go, and what's left of them when they get there.

Ride the downward spiral
The deeper Quinton goes, the harder the story gets to look at. The ruins have a history. The monsters have names. And the thing waiting at the bottom didn't end up there by accident.
Bloodsmith is a first-person action RPG about how far a person will go, and what's left of them when they get there.

Key Features
- First-person combat built around a deep, upgradeable blood manipulation system
- Siphon, extract, burn, slash and crystallise enemies using blood as both weapon and resource
- A layered narrative that rewards exploration — lore found, never told
- Escalating enemy design: every area introduces something you haven't seen before
- A descent structure — each level goes deeper, darker, and harder to come back from