Quenchwork: Forging Simulator

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Quenchwork is a forging simulator set in a realistic 3D smithy lit by the forge. Heat a steel bar, hammer it into a blade on the anvil, quench it in a hiss of steam, grind it to a shine and test the edge on paper, rope, bamboo and a straw mat. The forging itself plays offline, so it works as one of those forging games offline for the bus or the sofa.

HOW AN ORDER WORKS
• Heat: hold to pump the bellows and release when the steel sits in the right colour band. Go too far and it overheats.
• Hammer: tap when the shrinking ring lands on the strike point. The bar stretches with every good blow. Let it cool too much and it goes back to the fire.
• Quench: drag the blade into the water barrel and keep it upright. Tilt it and the blade warps. From the third workshop you quench in oil.
• Grind: from the second workshop, swipe left and right and keep your speed in the green band. The blade gets brighter with every pass.
• Cut test: tap when the marker is in the zone to slice paper, rope, bamboo or a straw mat.
Every blade is graded against the customer's request. Fall short and you can rework it (with a video or coins) or try again.

6 WORKSHOPS, 48 ORDERS
• Village Barn and Village Smithy: a chef knife and a bread knife to start.
• Riverside Mill: oil quench, a hunting knife and a seax.
• Power Hammer Shop: a faster rhythm and axes.
• Damascus Studio: forge, fold, reheat and forge again to build layered steel.
• Sword Hall: a longsword and a curved sword, each needing two rounds of heating and hammering.
Each workshop has 8 orders and ends with a master order: higher quality bar, triple pay. A daily order brings a new blade every day, and Free Forge is open from the start for relaxed forging without using steel bars.

8 BLADES, 6 STEELS
Chef knife, bread knife, hunting knife, axe, seax, curved chopper, longsword and curved sword. Each steel (1084, 1095, 5160, W2, 52100 and Damascus) has its own heat window, so a good colour for one is wrong for another. If you came looking for knife forging games or sword forging games with real heat and real steel instead of a cartoon look, this blacksmith simulator is built for you.

STEEL BARS
Orders use steel bars. You hold up to 5, and one bar returns every 30 minutes.

FAIR PLAY
No ads ever appear while you forge. A full-screen ad can only come after you hand over an order, and never during your first three orders. Reward videos are optional: reheat without a penalty, rework a blade, or get one more steel bar. A small banner shows only on the workshop map. No account needed. English, German, Spanish, Portuguese and French. All blades, workshops and customers are fictional; blades are only tested on objects.

QUENCHWORK PRO
One-time purchases, no subscription. No Ads removes full-screen ads and the banner (reward videos stay optional). All Workshops unlocks workshops 4 to 6 plus a gas forge that heats faster. Complete includes both, a free rework when a blade falls short, and order pay x1.5. A one-time Starter Pack gives 1,500 coins and 2 hours of unlimited steel. You can also buy a steel bar refill, 2 hours of unlimited steel or coin packs, or unlock Pro for 24 hours by watching two optional videos.

Light the forge and take your first order.

Nima yangiliklar

First release of Quenchwork: heat, hammer, grind and quench blades in 6 workshops, fill 48 customer orders and test every edge on bamboo, rope and paper.