Swords of Life (Series)

The Swords of Life is a video game series playable on nothing. Created by Jack Garrett in 2012, it is the best video game series to ever not be made. So far, the series has three titles: Seven Swords, The Thirteenth Sword, and The Swords of Life. The series has been going for 1 year as of April 2013.

Seven Swords
The first game in the Swords of Life series, it is a sidescroller that follows Claude, a young wanderer in search of a better life. Do to his skill in combat, Joseph Von Needly asks him to assist him in saving the world from his brother Joseph Van Needly, for the right price of coarse. Claude accepts and travels through the Lands of Needly collecting The Seven Swords on his way. In the end, it is revealed that Joseph Van Needly's crown is what had given him enough power to get the Seventh Sword. Main Article: Seven Swords

The Thirteenth Sword
The Thirteenth Sword is the sequel to Seven Swords, and follows the same side-scrolling build. In this game, The Western Lands have been invaded by a man named Chardon Exconvencey. Joseph Von Needly sends Claude to stop him from taking over the world. It is also noted that Exconvencey had stolen the original Seven Swords before the main story, and had already had the other six, allowing him to create the Thriteenth Sword to assist in his conquest. After defeating Exconvencey, it is shown that Joseph Van Needly had been revived by the Master Crown, and had let Exconvencey do the work of collecting the swords for him. After the defeat of Needly, the Western Lands become peaceful once more. Main Article: The Thirteenth Sword

The Swords of Life
The Swords of Life is the third game in it's series, and is built completly different from previous titles in the series. It is an RPG, unlike it's sidescrolling preceders. In this prequel to Seven Swords, it follows Richard Needly, who's kingdom had been destroyed by Nastzard, an evil wizard. Richard sets out to get the Sword of Life (also known as the Thirteenth Sword) to bring his kingdom back to its fromer glory. After passing a series of trails Richard finds the sword to have been captured by Nastzard's forces, to prevent the regrowth of his kingdom. Nastzard breaks the sword into twelve smaller swords and locks them in his dungeon. Through the events of the game some swords get scattered throughout the land. In the end, Richard defeats Nastzard and returns his kingdom to its former glory. Main article: The Swords of Life