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Action platformer · The Game Kitchen · 2019

Blasphemous

A dark, gothic land of penitence and pixel-art grandeur. Hard, grim and beautiful.

4.4Score out of 5

Blasphemous official artwork
Official artwork © The Game Kitchen

Save data

How it saves
Save pointsKneel at Prie Dieu altars to save and refill healing. They are spaced through each area.
If you fail
Back to the last altar, and some fervour until you collect your Guilt Fragment.
Forgiveness
Good place to stop
About every 40 minutes

0-1What you do

The Penitent One explores Cvstodia, a twisted land inspired by Spanish religious art. You fight with a sword, explore a large map and face huge bosses.

0-2Who it is for

Adults who love dark atmosphere and challenging action. The imagery is intense.

1-1Altars

Prie Dieu altars save your game and refill your healing flasks, but resting also respawns enemies. Plan routes between them.

2-1Guilt

Dying leaves a Guilt Fragment where you fell. Collect it to restore your fervour, the energy for special skills.

3-1Content to know

The game shows graphic violence and religious imagery. Check the age rating on the store page.

Power-ups

  • Gorgeous gothic pixel art
  • Large, interesting map
  • Strong boss fights

Debuffs

  • Punishing platforming in places
  • Very dark themes

Hint

Find the map seller early. Knowing where the next altar is changes everything.

Final word

A striking, demanding adventure for players who like their pixel art grim.

Played to the credits and saved on 29 October 2026. Updates can change details; check the official page before buying.