King Erik

King Erik

Battle Crafters LLC · December 25, 2018 · Gore, Action, Indie, Adventure, RPG

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King Erik price by region

King Erik costs €0.79 in Europe (EUR), £0.79 in the United Kingdom, $0.90 in Georgia (USD), $0.99 in the United States, CA$1.19 in Canada, NZ$1.29 in New Zealand, A$1.50 in Australia, R$2.29 in Brazil and zł3.59 in Poland right now.

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RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
Europe (EUR) €0.79 €0.79 — 1
United Kingdom £0.79 £0.79 — 1
Georgia (USD) $0.90 $0.90 — 1
United Statesyour region $0.99 $0.99 — 1
Canada CA$1.19 CA$1.19 — 1
New Zealand NZ$1.29 NZ$1.29 — 1
Australia A$1.50 A$1.50 — 1
Brazil R$2.29 R$2.29 — 1
Poland zł3.59 zł3.59 — 1

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About King Erik

✦ AI summary

King Erik is a medieval 2D side-scrolling platformer where you battle your way through 15 fortress levels as the young king wielding a mystical scepter to reclaim your kingdom from your treacherous uncle's Saxon armies. Master simple combat, collect enemy souls to unleash devastating scepter attacks, and navigate deadly obstacles and contraptions while facing progressively tougher enemies across stylized pixel art fortresses.

King Erik is a Medieval 2D side-scrolling platformer game where you battle Saxon forces throughout the fortresses of Eromott in order to regain control of your kingdom.

You play as King Erik, a young man who has acquired the Scepter of Might and will use it to single-handedly destroy his Uncle Lukion Duke of Warchester. Fight your way through tricky passages and deadly contraptions to regain your kingdom from the clutches of your Uncles Saxon armies!

Main Features:
  • Simple combat system, attack, block and unleash your scepters power.
  • 7 different enemy types that become progressively harder.
  • 15 fortress levels filled with enemies, loot, contraptions and obstacles.
  • Enchantment system to buy healing, extra lives, extra hit points and scepter infusions.
  • Stylized 3D to 2D pixel art rendering.
  • Autosave. Continue your games with just one click.
  • Main story line.
  • Achievements.

Gameplay
Using the keyboard and mouse or a controller to control King Erik, you will engage opponents in one-on-one combat all the while jumping, climbing, dropping, shimmying and outwitting your way through 15 fortress levels as you battle Duke Lukion at each turn. Collect the souls of your vanquished enemies into the scepter to unleash with a devastating blow.

The Realm of King Erik I
Somewhere in Europe
At the age of 16, Erik inherited the throne from his father, King Erold of Eromott.

King Erold's brother, Duke Lukion of Warchester, was outraged that his nephew, a boy, would become King over that of himself.

The Duke insisted that if he did not become King, then he shall at least become Regent until Erik came to the age of 18. But the ad hoc regent council refused and Erik was made King of Eromott regardless of his young age.

The Duke, in a fury, mustered an army of 10,000 men, consisting mostly of Saxons, then set forth to take the kingdom by force.

Two years later, Duke Lukion had conquered most of Eromott and vanquished most of King Erik's armies. Victory was surely in the Dukes hands.

One night, a mysterious old man appeared before Erik in his chambers and bestowed upon him a beautiful golden scepter crowned with the largest ruby he'd ever seen. The man claimed that the scepter had mystical powers as it was imbued with the souls of his ancestors... Erik's royal line. The old man added, that the scepter could only be used at night.

With this mighty weapon in hand, King Erik set forth to vanquish his uncles armies and restore peace to the kingdom once and for all.

By himself.

King Erik — game info

Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux / SteamOS
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Partial controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included
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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended May 24, 2019
This game is just weird. Not 'horrible' per say, considering it's price point. But the controls are weird. Both floaty and stiff at the same time. Almost like there's too many animation frames. When you get hit you sweat out coins like sonic the hedgehog I'm really not sure what to make of this game. But it still feels very cheap and basic. I'd skip it
7 found this helpful
Recommended Apr 7, 2019
"King Erik" has pretty nice gameplay and a good storyline. I definitely like that you have the ability to trick enemies into meeting their demise. I definitely like the achievement system for the game. Very nice music. Graphics are pretty good. This is definitely a game for you if you like challenges.
5 found this helpful
Recommended Jul 30, 2022
kuuuung erik, jag älskar kuuuung erik
2 found this helpful
Not recommended Jan 13, 2022
Cons: - Awful controls - Worst case animation - Ridiculous bad graphics - Tedious music and sounds Pros: - You can only die if your jump technique isn't perfect - Though the animation is bad at it's best, you can laugh about it and try funny moves. Fun for about two minutes. - You can quit to desktop with just one mouseclick from the menu
2 found this helpful

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