FIGHT KNIGHT

punkh

i really like the fight, the music and the characters but the towers puzzles are really unintuitive

This is one of my favorite games of all time. Phenomenal art, soundtrack, and story pacing. I can see why some people would have trouble with some of the more old-school systems like losing progress upon dying, but I didn't have too much of an issue with them. Highly recommend.

the combat is the best part, if you can tolerate puzzle ♥♥♥♥ in between then you'll love this game

while the gameplay can be pretty cool, the enemies can be extremely unfair when put together, the difficulty is hardly customizable (only being able to change the speed of a battle) and the god awful respawn system that puts you back at the beginning when you made so much progress, making you walk towards the beginning several times after making a bit of progress so you don't lose any. there's too little potion slots for the amount of fights you encounter while simply backtracking to see where you got a puzzle wrong. overall, i just find this game very unforgiving and very tough to try and have fun. i'd really refund this if i could.

FIGHT KNIGHT combines dungeon-crawling, first person brawling and light puzzle solving into an surprisingly deep action game. You play as the titular Fight Knight, a refreshingly direct protagonist who's response to lost villagers, scary monsters, brain-teasing traps, awkward social situation and even philosophical paradoxes is the zealous deployment of violence. The fighting is challenging and layered, utilizing a positional system in which enemies are lined up and split across rows you juke between. Parrying and dodging as needed while responding with special moves, combos and regular old beat-downs. Equipment sets change up your strategy to allow for different gameplay styles and a skillful player can smash through the evil legions as if they were wet cardboard. The game is very aesthetically stylish, as you can see by the screenshots, but it's also surprisingly well written with fun characters and a rich world. It's charming and funny and avoids the obvious pitfall of having one joke ("Knights aren't supposed to fight with their fists, how quirky") with even our silent, hulking mountain of a main character revealing a likeable and multi-faceted personality. FIGHT KNIGHT is …