Future Knight

What a fantastic game this is! When the demo came out, I was hooked on 3 things: The music, the juicy pixel art and the strange LCD screen format of the game. This is a rather short game, but it definitely has replayability. After finishing it for the first time, I went back to hunt for achievements and since I love challenges, I can't say that this is a hard game at all. The difficulty is perfect in my opinion, each enemy behaves differently, you have to choose how you wish to fight them all, and memorise the stages to maximise your efficiency if you want to grab the time stamps! The story is strange, but in a really good way, it makes me curious as to what even is the part at the end with the hidden boss which... I was certain about being hard to beat. To my surprise though, it really wasn't! It is an interesting story which I do think could be developed further if this small team decides to make more for this little game. I really hope so! I already have a few ideas to throw out since I adore this game so very much! The characters are awesome, Future Knight with Two More are just the perfect combo. Future Knight being the safer option with less damage output but with Two Mo…

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AWESOME weird little retro-style game! Feels very warioware like, meets METAL SLUG. Great animations and music; very much recommend!! 👾🎮🎱🎯😎🆒

Not the best game ever but still a lot of fun. An important metric for me is unique graphics and soul, this has a lot of both.

> I hurl my sentient tumor at you ## Why - Distinctive 'supermarket handheld' style - Creative enemy designs - Unhinged (barebones) story - Kinda easy but keeps you on your toes and has some interesting mechanics ## Why Not - You don't like the aesthetic - Time limits aren't your kind of difficulty (maybe hard mode addresses this) ## Impressions You'll know immediately whether this game's aesthetic clicks with you; and if you spent as much time as me messing around with supermarket-shelf handheld games because your parents wouldn't buy you a Gameboy it will. The soundtrack is solid & definitely a good fit; enemy designs never stop being creative and weird. There are some interesting mechanics centred around the 'player' being a sentient tumor controlling a humanoid robot and your ability to eject from said robot to fight alone. In the robot you have more health (i.e. you don't get one-shot) but much lower mobility, while ejecting gives you more firepower/mobility but also means any damage boots you to the nearest checkpoint. Your robot also recharges its health/goes untargetable while abandoned, and returning to it replenishes the tumor's limited supply of energy for abilitie…

Stunning ink art, hilarious acapella soundtrack, and rock-solid controls. Must-play.