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"Two worlds once existed since ancient times... The world of the living, Ushyo, and the land of the dead, Tokoyo. A legendary boundary to forever separate them, The Hell's Gate, has existed since the birth of myths to keep an universal balance. There is said to be four gods that defend it: Seiryu of the East, Byakko of the West, Genbu of the North, and Suzaku of the South. They eternally perform their duty from the shadows of legend and were eventually forgotten by people as time passed. Now, it is the 'Bakumatsu'. The Tokugawa shogunate, after 200 years of reign, began to have samurai who long dulled their battle skills during the outskirts of the Heian period. People, who have long since grown used to peace, are met with fascinating foreigners and wonder about the confines of their isolation. To add to the confusion, a sudden disturbance occurs. A natural disaster unprecedented in Japan's history began. It was rumored to be the Majin Revival, a time when gods were to walk the land once more and deliver divine punishment. In a land where no chaos was said to exist, the people could do nothing but watch and despair. However, it was said that there are individuals who did not. People who haven't lost their fighting spirit and stood to face the chaos. Those who wanted to find the real cause behind the disturbance and stop it. Moreover, people who were unexpectedly born at the center of chaos. Those who had the ambitions to control the threat and those who are said to be the cause of the Majin Revival. Without speculation of their cause, they are brought together by a heavy fate as their battle begins." The passage to the land of the dead, Hell's Gate, which was previously guarded by Four Sacred Beasts appears to be opened. However, chaos sweeps the land once the gods are encased in human flesh, otherwise known as the Majin Revival. The story of the series continues to focus on how certain individuals choose to confront such conflict, and depicts how each of them are drawn on the same string of fate.
Game modes: Single player, Multiplayer, Split screen
Right now the lowest price for The Last Blade we're tracking is $1.63 at Gamivo — 84% below Steam's $9.99. We compare 6 stores and prices refresh every few minutes.
The lowest price we've recorded for The Last Blade is $1.62 at Gamivo on July 25, 2026. The current best price is about 1% above that low.
74% of 208 Steam user reviews for The Last Blade are positive ("Mostly Positive").
The Last Blade released on December 5, 1997, developed by SNK and published by D4 Enterprise, Plug In Digital, SNK, SNK Playmore.
The Last Blade is available on Arcade, Neo Geo AES, Windows Mixed Reality, Web browser, PlayStation 3, Linux, Wii, PC (Microsoft Windows), Mac, PlayStation, PlayStation Portable, Neo Geo CD. It supports single player, multiplayer, split screen.
The Last Blade last hit a new low of $1.62 on July 25, 2026 at Gamivo. Current best price is $1.63. Prices on this page refresh every few minutes, so check back around seasonal sales for new lows.
The cheapest The Last Blade price right now is $1.63 at Gamivo, 84% below the Steam price.
| Store | Edition / Region | Discount | Price | Buy link |
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| Steam · Global | — | $1.63 | Buy→ The Last Blade at Gamivo | |
| Steam · Global | — | $1.81 | Buy→ The Last Blade at Kinguin | |
| Steam · Global | -82% | $2.07 | Buy→ The Last Blade at YuPlay | |
| Steam · Global | -50% | $5.68 | Buy→ The Last Blade at Instant Gaming | |
| Steam | — | $9.99 | Buy→ The Last Blade at Steam | |
| Steam · Global | — | $9.99 | Buy→ The Last Blade at GamersGate |
All-time low: $1.62 at Gamivo on Jul 25, 2026 — the current best price is 1% above it.
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