Cursorblade plays with the cursor mechanic as the way you deal and take damage in the game. There is a variety of items, some to make you deal more damage and others to help you gain more life or attract hearts, among other things.

The variety of enemies is good for the duration of a attempt. There are 5 types of characters, and the game itself is quite easy and short.

I found it funny that taking the cursor outside the game's border prevents you from taking damage from most enemies, and if you pause and resume the game on top of an enemy, you return dealing damage to it.

I think there could be a greater variety of swords or passive upgrades that you could purchase with the points you earn.

Overall, it's a great game for the price it's offered, easy to understand, with a good level of difficulty, a nice variety, and a good game overall.