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Sword King is an addicting game that you can play free online on your mobile device. If you are using a computer, you can switch your page to the mobile view to play the game. Choose your favorite swords before you enter into the battlefield: Dragonslayer, Saber, BloodSword, Forks, Knives, even Plungers. Control your character and slide your finger to move around. Use your swords to destroy your opponents, and collect the swords to get stronger at the same time. Your goal is to defeat other players and try to become the best sword warrior in the field. Try to get more points to unlock new characters. Have fun!
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