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Sword Play: Chop Enemies to Pieces!

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Sword Play: Chop Enemies to Pieces!

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Swipe to slice through swordsmen, deflect shurikens and split bullets in slow motion.

Developer: Yandex Games

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Sword Play: Chop Enemies to Pieces has you cut down every foe on the level by sliding a finger or the mouse cursor across them. Enemies fight back, striking you or hurling weapons, and a slow-motion feature lets you split incoming bullets. You can chop explosive barrels and deflect large shurikens thrown at you, so reaction speed matters as much as swordsmanship.

How to play

Defeat every enemy on the level, using slow motion to split incoming bullets and deflect thrown shurikens.

Controls

Slide your finger across the screen or move the mouse cursor to slice your enemies.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I play Sword Play: Chop Enemies to Pieces! on mobile?+

Yes, Sword Play: Chop Enemies to Pieces! runs directly in your mobile browser and adapts to touch controls.

How do I play Sword Play: Chop Enemies to Pieces!?+

Defeat every enemy on the level, using slow motion to split incoming bullets and deflect thrown shurikens.

Is Sword Play: Chop Enemies to Pieces! single-player or multiplayer?+

Sword Play: Chop Enemies to Pieces! is playable solo in this browser tab. Check the game details panel on this page for the exact categories and tags that describe its mode.

What are the controls for Sword Play: Chop Enemies to Pieces!?+

Slide your finger across the screen or move the mouse cursor to slice your enemies.

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