Good Night, Knight

Note: The last update made by the developers was over 4 years ago. The information and timeline described by the developers here may no longer be up to date. Abandonware.

It's just not fun to play. Movement is slippery, like sliding on ice whenever you move. Enemies are invisible unless you're directly facing them. Every time you attack you lunge forward (possibly into other enemies or traps). Environments are boring, audio is uninspired, and the characters are unmemorable. Controller support is terrible; D-pad doesn't work in menus (must use the analog stick to move the cursor around the screen), and analog triggers are used by default for basic binary actions like swing sword or use shield. I think the only aspect of the game I liked was the dialog. Characters joke around a lot, which is refreshing since most games take themselves too seriously, but it wasn't enough to save the experience.

Good Night, Knight is a roguelite action-adventure game developed by RedEmber and published by No Gravity Games that combines dungeon exploration, crafting, survival systems, and procedural gameplay into a charming but surprisingly tense fantasy experience. While its colorful low-poly visuals initially create the impression of a lighthearted adventure, the game quickly reveals itself to be a carefully balanced mix of danger, exploration, and resource management where every trip into the underground world carries meaningful risk. The result is an engaging indie adventure that rewards patience, curiosity, and preparation as much as combat skill. The game places players in the role of a wandering knight who arrives in a kingdom corrupted by darkness and mysterious forces lurking beneath the surface. Hidden underneath the peaceful exterior of the land lies a dangerous underground labyrinth filled with monsters, hidden treasures, abandoned ruins, and valuable resources waiting to be discovered. Instead of delivering the story through lengthy cinematic sequences, the game slowly builds its world through environmental details, exploration, and gradual discovery, allowing players to uncov…

sucks to see them abandon a game while actively making multiple others in that time. trash dev behavior

Very fun!

Its like dark souls and zelda but combined in the worst way. The twin stick setup doesn't work well for a top down game thats suppose play like Zelda. Sword swings are very inaccurate and punishing because of the unneeded stamina mechanic. Then the lighting mechanic. EVERY room is dark and you can only see in a 90 degree arc directly in front of your character. You regularly get smacked in the back by an enemy you never saw.