Free "2D Sekiro" without a sword: pixel samurai action game Bloodless released on Android

The main character deals with opponents using parries, counterattacks, and ki techniques.

Point N’ Sheep studio has released a mobile version of the pixel action game Bloodless for Android devices. The game is available for free, without ads or in-app purchases, while the PC version costs 699 rubles without discounts. The mobile version includes all content released after the initial launch, including additional arenas and the roguelike mode Namazu’s Wrath.

Ronin Tomoe returns to Bakugawa after long travels to stop the army of her former mentor, Shogun Akechi. The horrors of war have made the girl abandon her sword and vow never to kill again, so she deals with enemies with her bare hands: parrying blows, performing counterattacks, and using ki techniques to deplete opponents' stamina. Tomoe can be strengthened with crests and infusions, customizing her abilities to suit her playstyle.

The developers have adapted the controls for touchscreens and added gamepad support. An auxiliary mode is also available, which allows players to ease the playthrough, up to making Tomoe completely invulnerable.

Bloodless debuted on PC on August 29, 2024, and reached Nintendo Switch on October 10 of the same year. On Steam, the game has 81% positive reviews based on 130 user reviews. Nothing is known about an iOS version yet.