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From the creators of E.Y.E: Divine Cybermancy, a cult cyberpunk RPG. Daimon Blades is a brutal first person slasher that combines the depth of action RPGs and replayability of roguelites. Launch expeditions solo or up to 4 players, and survive the many horrors of the Daimon Realm.

DAIMON BLADES is a early access, roguelite and co-op game developed and published by StreumOn Studio.
Released on October 06th 2025 is available only on Windows in 13 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America and Traditional Chinese.

It has received 690 reviews of which 491 were positive and 199 were negative resulting in a rating of 6.8 out of 10. 😐

The game is currently priced at 19.90€ on Steam.


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Windows
  • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
  • OS: Windows 10 (64 bit) / Windows 11 (64 bit)
  • Processor: Intel i5-6600 (3.30GHz) OR AMD Ryzen 2400G (3.6 GHz)
  • Memory: 8 GB RAM
  • Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 OR AMD Radeon RX 570
  • DirectX: Version 12
  • Network: Broadband Internet connection
  • Storage: 27 GB available space

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March 2026
TL;DR: Amazing presentation and potential on the E.Y.E. Divine Cybermancy universe, but a victim of UE5 hype, so it will take a good time for performance to be good. If the universe and aesthetics of E.Y.E. Divine Cybermancy hooked you, this is a sure like. StreumOn haven't lost the touch of making a mix of divine and demonic on the same breath. It may have lost the weapons and technology (since it's a prequel thousands of years in the past of the first game), but feels no less of a game than the first. Heavy movement and commital swings along with heavy hitting enemies and no invulnerability frames can make for an experience that feels unfair, but a dash with invulnerability that also moves a long distance along with sword swings that have a larger reach than they feel they should turns the odds in your way. Also, for a game with multiplayer that launched with completely offline solo mode, that's already one huge sign of respect for players that is rare in this day and age. This alone is a good reason to support StreumOn. Sadly, praise ends here. It IS an Early Access title, so everything below here is as expected as it is present. Performance is absurdly bad. If I don't limit the framerate via the NVidia panel to 60fps, the game goes to 165fps (the limit of the monitor) IF VSync is on (otherwise it tries to go higher) and COOKS the GPU. It's a sad consequence of all the fangirling around UE5 that made so many devs use it, only to learn the hard way the amount of work that is needed to make it run normally on a common system is close to having to develop your own engine. Still, Satisfactory managed to make UE5 work on a game where the player builds the world, so Daimon Blades can do it too (given enough time). Controller support is working reasonabily well... until the game keeps reseting your sensitivity despite the configuration saying it is where you set it. And it feels like it is being lowered even more every time. Also, holding R3 (to open the communication UI) locks up your UI and you need a mouse right click to close the signal UI. This is a huge downside for controller players going online with randos, since you lose the ability to ping with specific messages to teamates. The devs don't have english as their native language, and it shows. Simple helper texts can be really obtuse sometimes, almost to the point of being confusing. Still, I'll keep hope for StreumOn. I just think the release date from Early Access of Summer 2026 is way too optmistic.
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Oct. 2025
People who buy a streumon game and expect it not to be a somewhat torturous experience are DELUDED and have escaped the cycles prematurely. Now they must contend with Real Life, which is much harder and you can't grind for big loot and epic powers without people accusing you of being a criminal and/or evil wizard. Certainly it is unbalanced and repetitive, but if you have a penchant for a certain kind of ineffable frenchness and are comfortable in delectably stylised monotony then you will enjoy this along with all of streumon's other original IP titles. Every run brings you closer to E.Y.E 2.
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Oct. 2025
Game is fun AF, but for the love of Elder Gods, don't get it before it gets fixed. Or buy it for EA discount, perks and dev support, but don't play it until UE crashes, coop bugs and softlocks are fixed.
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Oct. 2025
No question must buy for any E.Y.E fans, just for the E.Y.E. 2 that currently in the making and depends on success of this game But this game overall isn't bad. It's not perfect, but addicting as hell, couldn't stop playing until 4 AM! It's definitely not the E.Y.E. i love, but has some similar vibes. Can't lie that hearing temple theme remix brought me back... Olivier Zuccaro nailed it again, delighted to hear how he improved since the release of E.Y.E., but soundtrack is kinda lacking during some parts in the game and i wish that more combat soundtracks is coming to. It's really weird that the most of the time i hear ambient is in the caves with resources and enemy count close to zero. Also personalized boss themes would be nice, but can't argue with a banger that plays on each fight What you can't take from StreumOn - is their love to create environments. Despite that games is locked up in tight caves and corridors, it still has it's signature details and beloved gloomy vibes. I really hope this game would feature some areas with open views, i love E.Y.E. for it's open maps, even though they're empty. But i'm sure it's possible to give similar feeling by putting some crazy landscapes in the same level design, something like canyons, for example. I'm sure that with the updates more rewards for beating the level come to be, now i want to give some thoughts on my problems and wishes for the game updates - As mentioned, more open levels will be a great addition - For some reason, abilites are locked during boss fights. Can't tell whether it's a bug that needs to be fixed, but i've managed to use only the healing ability and only on door fight, for the rest of the fights ability button didn't react at all on any ability - Multiplayer with my friend is literally unplayable, but solo mode plays perfectly for me. Have no issues with optimization or balance on solo - I know that it's a signature feature since the E.Y.E... but tutorials should be more clear about everything you can find on a level, also lore book is a must have. But maybe i've missed it somehow - Interface is awful, screen should be more clear. I hope it gets rearranged in a more minimalistic and stylish way. Such a bummer that i can't fully enjoy the art style with all that garbage on a screen - Some fonts feel like default Arial, improvement is needed - Fill every quiet areas with ambient and combat music!!! Overall, it's a gift for an E.Y.E. fan. Sure, it's a whole different game, but it's too joyful to reel back into beloved setting. E.Y.E. prequel being gloomy dark fantasy feels just right, can't wait for a real sequel!
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Oct. 2025
1. It's an E.Y.E. prequel and it's great 2. Performance is wonky and it definitely needs some optimization 3. This game and the other game in this universe do not handhold with tutorials and it kinda stings from time to time 4. There are in fact some bugs 5. It is an Early Access product 6. It is fun 7. I killed my Mentor and yet I am not his Murderer 8. My legs are OK
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DAIMON BLADES is currently priced at 19.90€ on Steam.

DAIMON BLADES is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 19.90€ on Steam.

DAIMON BLADES received 491 positive votes out of a total of 690 achieving a rating of 6.82.
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DAIMON BLADES was developed and published by StreumOn Studio.

DAIMON BLADES is playable and fully supported on Windows.

DAIMON BLADES is not playable on MacOS.

DAIMON BLADES is not playable on Linux.

DAIMON BLADES offers both single-player and multi-player modes.

DAIMON BLADES includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.

There are 2 DLCs available for DAIMON BLADES. Explore additional content available for DAIMON BLADES on Steam.

DAIMON BLADES does not support mods via Steam Workshop.

DAIMON BLADES does not support Steam Remote Play.

DAIMON BLADES is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.

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DAIMON BLADES
Rating
6.8
491
199
Game modes
Multiplayer
Features
Online players
9
Developer
StreumOn Studio
Publisher
StreumOn Studio
Release 06 Oct 2025
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