The ninth annual, two-day Smith-In recently took place at the Dunvegan Pioneer Museum, the perfect setting to step back in ...

Watch the amazing blacksmithing transformation as an old, rusty bearing is repurposed into two sharp and functional straight razors. The blacksmith begins by heating the bearing in a fire, carefully ...

It can take more than a year to make a single razor-sharp katana. In Japan, business is booming for the few remaining smiths ...

Philip Simmons Artist Blacksmith ... then they move to a work station to hammer, ... Bush and Jaco both said a recent TV show has led to a huge spike in blacksmithing interest: "Forged in Fire." ...

Blades of Fire is the blacksmithing action adventure you didn’t know you needed Stefan L 07/03/25 Comments Closed. ... The magical hammer he now holds transports Aran to The Forge, ...

Blades of Fire presents Aran and his studious companion Adso with the singular mission of going to kill the evil Queen Nerea. There are no mission or quest logs to look at, no objective markers to ...

Blades of Fire, a 3D action-RPG from developer MercurySteam, best known for the stellar Metroid Dread and its action-packed take on Castlevania during the PlayStation 3/Xbox 360 era, does just that.

Blades of Fire is probably going to end up as one of those games people refer to as a PS2-ass video game (complimentary), and I feel that. It’s a kind of game that feels out of place in time ...

Blades of Fire manages to feel original, lovable, and born of genuine passion, despite the near overwhelming number of problems that could have extinguished it. Ever feel like you're not where you ...

Smithing a hammer in Blades of Fire. 505 Games. It's a great balancing act with a high skill ceiling – I made a fair few weapons while playing the game, and one three-star creation was the best ...

Blades of Fire was only announced last week, so you'll be forgiven for not knowing what it is. But it's coming out very soon, on 22nd May. Somehow MercurySteam kept this game a secret through four ...

Placing a piece of steel in the fire and waiting until it got red hot — then using a hammer to beat and shape it was empowering." Two days with a Louisiana blacksmith. Here's what I learned ...