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Most of your actions have been taken away. In each time loop, slide the mouse to kill monsters, crack the puzzles locked by knowledge, and explore the hidden paths! Go deeper in a limited time and discover the truth of the world.
Super Drift Blade is a exploration, detective and adventure game
developed and published by Liujiajun.
Released on August 12th 2025 is available only on Windows
in 8 languages: English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, German, Russian, Portuguese - Brazil and Spanish - Latin America.
It has received 357 reviews of which 332 were positive and 25 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.6 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 6.89€ on Steam.
The Steam community has classified Super Drift Blade into these genres:
Exploration
Detective
Adventure
Roguelite
Time Manipulation
Story Rich
2D
Puzzle
Cartoony
Immersive Sim
Singleplayer
Action
Strategy
Tutorial
Roguelike
Psychological Horror
Colorful
Hand-drawn
Action Roguelike
Top-Down
Here is the detailed breakdown of supported languages for Super Drift Blade:
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| English | |||
| German | |||
| Simplified Chinese | |||
| Traditional Chinese | |||
| Russian | |||
| Japanese | |||
| Portuguese - Brazil | |||
| Spanish - Latin America |
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel - i3
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: None
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 1 GB available space
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If you are a puzzle lover, this game will likely be a small hidden gem for you. Super Drift Blade goes far beyond standard puzzle solutions to make you engage with the game and the story, and does it in a charming way. The only gripe i have with the game is that the steam tags are very misleading, because this is a puzzle game at it's core, not a roguelite adventure game. People that look for a roguelite game will be very dissapointed, and puzzle fans would struggle to find this small gem! This game gave me some things to think about, which is a lot more than what most games give me. Super Drift Blade exceeds what I would expect from an indie game with a solo developer, and can only recommend it a lot.
An excellent, clever little puzzle game that, unlike many others, has some genuinely fun gameplay and doesn't waste your time. They're the best kind of puzzles - once you realise the solution it seems so obvious, you feel silly like "why didn't I realise that before!?" and from that point actually solving it is super easy. Once you figure them out the solutions are easy to do unlike some other puzzle games (e.g. Blue Prince and Obduction!) The only criticism I have is that the combat system is such a missed opportunity - combat is fun and I enjoyed learning to use the different weapons, but it's so trivially easy that I don't really see the point in having boss fights, permanent upgrades, different weapons or even character stats at all. You're more of a danger to yourself than the enemies are, and I sort of wish there'd been something to actually make it worth collecting those stat upgrades. But it's a puzzle game at its core, and the combat is really just something to do while you're travelling.
Ok this game is fun. The puzzle elements are just hard enough you can probably figure it out without help, but they are on that weird borderline of conveing information through "complex" pictures. The combat is completely tedious - doesn't need to be here honestly - same with the "roguelite" element. The story is fun as well. Great game, I got the main ending in about 6h - can probs 100% in about 4-8 if you're smarter than me
Super Drift Blade, developed and published by Liujiajun, is an inventive 2D action roguelike that immediately distinguishes itself through its unconventional control philosophy and time-loop structure. At first glance, it resembles a hand-drawn indie adventure with combat and exploration at its core, but within minutes it becomes clear that the game is built around an experimental input system that challenges ingrained player habits. Rather than relying on standard keyboard-and-click combat mechanics, Super Drift Blade places emphasis on mouse movement—specifically sliding—transforming what would normally be simple navigation into the foundation of both traversal and combat. The defining mechanic of Super Drift Blade is its drift-based control scheme. Players move and attack primarily by sliding the mouse rather than clicking or using traditional directional input. Clicking, in fact, can often produce unintended or even dangerous outcomes, reinforcing the idea that the player must adapt to the game’s rules rather than impose familiar conventions onto it. This design choice creates a steep but rewarding learning curve. Initially, the movement may feel awkward or imprecise, especially for players accustomed to tight keyboard-based platformers. However, as muscle memory develops, the system begins to reveal a fluid and kinetic rhythm. Combat encounters transform into carefully controlled gliding motions, where positioning and timing feel tactile and deliberate. The structure of the game revolves around time-limited runs within a looping world. Each expedition into the game’s environments unfolds within a set duration, encouraging efficiency and strategic exploration. When time runs out or the player falls in battle, progress resets, but certain upgrades and accumulated knowledge carry forward. This roguelike framework gives the game a layered progression system. Between loops, players can allocate attribute points to enhance survivability or combat efficiency, gradually building a stronger foundation for deeper runs. The cycle of learning, upgrading, and returning to the world reinforces a sense of forward momentum even in defeat. Exploration plays a significant role in the experience. The environments are not simply corridors of enemies but layered spaces filled with hidden mechanisms, puzzles, and branching pathways. Some areas require careful observation or experimentation to unlock, giving the game a subtle metroidvania influence. Treasure chests scattered throughout the map provide new items and temporary boosts, encouraging players to venture off the main path. The interplay between exploration and the time limit creates a satisfying tension: players must decide whether to push further for rewards or retreat safely before the loop resets. Narratively, Super Drift Blade unfolds in fragments. The story centers around a fractured world and the fate of companions scattered across its regions. Rather than delivering exposition in large text dumps, the narrative emerges gradually through exploration and repeated loops. This understated storytelling complements the game’s mechanical focus, offering just enough intrigue to motivate deeper investigation. As players piece together environmental clues and encounter new characters, the broader mystery becomes clearer, adding emotional context to the cyclical gameplay. Visually, the game adopts a hand-drawn aesthetic that feels lively and expressive. Characters and environments carry a slightly rough, sketch-like quality that enhances the sense of individuality. The color palette is vibrant without being overwhelming, helping differentiate regions while maintaining visual coherence. Animations, especially during combat, emphasize motion and direction, reinforcing the drift-centric control scheme. The visual identity contributes significantly to the game’s personality, setting it apart from more minimalist roguelikes. Sound design and music subtly support the experience without dominating it. Ambient audio builds atmosphere, while combat sounds emphasize impact and movement. The soundtrack underscores the urgency of time-limited runs without becoming repetitive. Together, these elements create a cohesive sensory environment that complements the game’s experimental nature. One of Super Drift Blade’s strengths lies in its willingness to refine itself. Post-launch updates have addressed usability issues and polished certain interaction systems, particularly around puzzle clarity and control responsiveness. These refinements demonstrate an ongoing commitment to improving accessibility without compromising the game’s distinctive control philosophy. Achievements and hidden secrets further encourage replayability, rewarding players who invest time in mastering its mechanics and uncovering its layered design. Super Drift Blade is not immediately approachable, and its unconventional controls may deter some players. Yet for those willing to embrace its experimental structure, it offers a genuinely fresh take on the roguelike action genre. The combination of drift-based movement, time-loop progression, exploration-driven storytelling, and hand-drawn presentation results in a cohesive and memorable experience. It stands as a testament to indie creativity, proving that even familiar genres can feel new when foundational assumptions—such as how a player moves and attacks—are thoughtfully reimagined. Rating: 9/10
Great discovery game with a fun gimmick of only being able to use your mouse movement. The puzzles were excellent and discovering the solutions wasn’t tedious, unlike some other games. The puzzles were very well implemented into the story, even if said story was a touch too meta for my tastes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Super Drift Blade is currently priced at 6.89€ on Steam.
No, Super Drift Blade is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 6.89€ on Steam.
Yes, Super Drift Blade received 332 positive votes out of a total of 357 achieving a rating of 8.57.
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Super Drift Blade was developed and published by Liujiajun.
Yes, Super Drift Blade is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Super Drift Blade is not playable on MacOS.
No, Super Drift Blade is not playable on Linux.
No, Super Drift Blade is not playable on Steam Deck.
No, Super Drift Blade is not playable on Steam Machine.
No, Super Drift Blade does not support VR.
Super Drift Blade is a single-player game.
Yes, there is a DLC available for Super Drift Blade. Explore additional content available for Super Drift Blade on Steam.
No, Super Drift Blade does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Super Drift Blade does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Super Drift Blade 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.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for Super Drift Blade.
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Developer
Liujiajun
Publisher
Liujiajun
Release
12 Aug 2025
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