
NARAKA: BLADEPOINT
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01About NARAKA: BLADEPOINT
NARAKA: BLADEPOINT pairs fast Battle Royale clashes with melee and ranged combat, built around combos, parries and counters. Grappling hooks and parkour open routes across buildings and terrain, while heroes bring individual skills and Ultimate moves. Player rating: 73%% positive from 303,047 reviews. The Steam PC version is free to play. Release date: August 11, 2021.
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$0.002023-08-12 · SteamBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.Language support
| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
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| Simplified Chinese | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Traditional Chinese | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| English | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
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| Japanese | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Korean | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-11
02Before you buy
Combat and movement
Combat combines melee and ranged weapons, parries, counters and combos with grappling-hook traversal and parkour.
Language support
The Steam PC version lists interface and subtitle support for English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and other languages. Full audio is listed for English and both Chinese variants.
03Frequently asked questions
What kind of matches does it offer?
The description presents Battle Royale combat and teaming up with friends.
How do heroes differ?
Heroes have distinct skills and unique Ultimate moves, alongside melee and ranged weapon choices.
How does traversal work?
Grappling hooks, wall runs and parkour help you cross buildings and terrain.
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Popular Steam reviews
Native-language selection · 10 reviewsSelected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.
China + "Please remove your PC Protection" = What possibly can go wrong?Show moreShow less
The anti-cheat is Chinese spyware, if u have installed it make sure to delete it from your system 32. Anything that is has "naec" in the file name delete it right away.Show moreShow less
**WARNING: HOT TAKES AHEAD** It's not inherently a badly designed game as far as gameplay's concerned, but the developers probably bent over and let NetEase force a lot of the obvious Eastern market standards onto the eventual release. That or the Montreal studio is a literal front. Global server, you'll be playing with Chinese players most of the time. Early games are filled with bots to, essentially, fabricate false first impressions of the game and make you feel like you're good, thus selling you passed the refundable time period. I played about 3 games, won the first and last but lost the second. Honestly I should have lost all 3 I'm terrible at BR games in general. Winning those 2 games with over a fourth of the lobby's members really rubbed me the wrong way, false positives and all. For a paid game, it's got: - A Battle Pass - A hard-currency/soft-currency system - Lootboxes(with a pity system) - Pre-order bonus character that's normally locked behind progression. The character's pretty good tbh, probably the best kit in the game. Make of that what you will as skill is obviously a factor - An Overwatch-like cosmetic system with arguably the same level of launch quality Overwatch skins (recolors and some frills here and there) - save for the pre-order character who arguably looks the best, further milking the horny. I had trouble closing the program itself after attempting to close it, not sure if it's running, if you encounter that you'll probably want to go check your task manager for the only task running in Chinese, or at least, incomprehensible enough looking exe name. Lastly, I think this game should be F2P, it's pretty and all but man does it feel forced. I'd recommend trying Spellbreak if you want to fill that non-FPS Battle Royale itch. I don't really recommend this game's community/socials either, lots of people willing to lose their cool over your negative review on the game.Show moreShow less
I’ve played a lot of battle royale games over the years, but honestly, Naraka: Bladepoint feels like something completely different in the best possible way. Most BR games focus only on guns and positioning, but Naraka mixes fast-paced movement, intense melee combat, grappling hooks, mind games, and mechanical skill in a way that feels incredibly satisfying once you get into it. At first, the game can feel overwhelming. There are so many mechanics to learn — combos, counters, focus attacks, movement tech, hero abilities, weapon matchups, and timing. But that’s exactly why the game feels rewarding. Every fight feels like an actual duel instead of just “who saw who first.” When you win a fight in Naraka, it genuinely feels earned. One of my favorite things about the game is the movement system. The grappling hook alone makes traversal insanely fun. Flying through trees, chasing enemies across rooftops, escaping impossible situations, or suddenly turning a fight around with mobility never gets old. The game feels fast, fluid, and stylish almost all the time. The combat is probably the strongest part of the game. It’s easy to understand the basics, but there’s a very high skill ceiling. Good players can outplay opponents through timing, reads, positioning, and smart decision-making instead of pure luck. Every weapon also has its own personality. Some weapons feel aggressive and explosive, while others reward patience and precision. Learning different weapons keeps the gameplay fresh even after many hours. Visually, the game is beautiful. The environments, character designs, outfits, animations, and overall atmosphere are genuinely impressive. The art direction gives the game a unique identity compared to other battle royale titles. Some moments honestly feel like scenes from a martial arts movie. Another thing I appreciate is that Naraka creates memorable moments constantly. Whether it’s surviving a chaotic 1v3, winning a duel with 1 HP left, landing a perfect counter, or swinging into a final fight out of nowhere, the game creates stories naturally. Few multiplayer games give me that adrenaline rush anymore, but Naraka still manages to do it. Of course, the game isn’t perfect. The learning curve is brutal for new players, and sometimes matchmaking can feel rough when you run into extremely experienced players. There are also moments where server issues or ping differences can be frustrating. But despite those problems, the core gameplay is so strong that I keep coming back. What really makes Naraka special for me is that it rewards improvement. The more time you invest, the more the game opens up. You start understanding mind games, spacing, combo routes, movement tricks, and team coordination on a deeper level. It feels satisfying to notice your own progress over time. Overall, I genuinely think Naraka: Bladepoint is one of the most unique multiplayer games released in recent years. It combines skill-based combat, mobility, strategy, and cinematic action better than almost any other battle royale game out there. It can be difficult, frustrating, and competitive, but it’s also incredibly fun and rewarding once it clicks. If you enjoy games with deep combat systems and high skill expression, I absolutely recommend giving Naraka a real chance.Show moreShow less
Requires you to disable HVCI which protects your kernal memory from having malicious code inserted. I wouldn't recommend playing this game, there is no reason to force you to disable this function unless you were trying to do something malicious.Show moreShow less
The anti-cheat is Chinese spyware, if u have installed it make sure to delete it from your system 32. Anything that is has "naec" in the file name delete it right away.Show moreShow less
Tried coming back to the game after a year of not playing. Game asked to disable HVCI so I uninstalled it. Is naraka now a CCP data stealing app?Show moreShow less
Nobody will read my review so I Will Eat 1 Tablespoon of Sugar For Every Like this gets.Show moreShow less
This game requires you to disable HVCI which protects your kernal memory from having malicious code inserted. I wouldn't recommend playing this game, there is no reason to force you to disable this function unless you were trying to do something malicious.Show moreShow less
Source: original Steam user reviews. Helpful votes are an archived snapshot, not live data. Last collected: 08/14/2026.
