Master Of Swords is a free simulation from DoDo Game Co. As a blacksmith apprentice, you create swords that meet your customers’ expectations. Get paid for your troubles, and use your funds to improve yourself and your shop. After completing the blade, you also get to test your creation in one-on-one sword fights.

Master Of Swords uses simple visual graphics that allows for fun character and weapon designs. The animation is smooth, and the progression is easy to follow. The only setback here is its ads. Other free games you can try are Pepi House: Happy Family or Crazy Snake.

Forge and fight as a smith and swordsman

The first thing to notice about Master Of Swords is the graphics. It uses child-friendly colors that trade realism for fun cartoonish designs. The app heavily relies on bright and solid colors that make it easy to appreciate its overall appeal as well as interact with it. It has no RPG elements that necessitate the use of a joystick, you only have to click buttons that correspond to your choices.

In terms of gameplay, it follows a pretty simple sequence. You forge a sword, test it out, and earn rewards if you win. It also includes a couple of beginner-friendly features, such as letting you reconsider before facing your opponent. If, for some reason, you find yourself not yet ready to face the opponent, you can choose to Keep Forging instead.

However, a free casual game like this also unsurprisingly falls into the advertisement pothole. After every round, expect full-screen ads that you have to suffer through. On the positive side, players who aren’t in a hurry can watch ads to earn additional money, accelerating their progress. Still, the rest of the players will find the frequent ads detrimental to the gameplay experience.

A fun and casual smithing sim

If you’re looking to enjoy a casual experience making and fighting with swords, Master Of Swords is a good title to start with. Its good use of simple and cartoon-like visuals makes it fun and enjoyable for hours. It also facilitates more accessible gameplay because buttons and in-game elements are easier to identify. Its use of ads, however, can be divisive depending on your take and availability.