Knight Overloaded

Knight Overloaded is far more than a simple survival challenge. It’s a constant exercise in money management and backpack Tetris. Every coin you earn from slaying monsters feels hard‑won and deciding how to spend it becomes the core of the experience. Do you expand your backpack slots, invest in a new weapon (and maybe merge it) or hoard your gold for a future run? Every choice matters. Item shapes matter too, because your backpack is basically a hostile Airbnb where nothing fits and everything is passive‑aggressive about it. Luck plays a massive role. After each wave, the reward pool is completely random and the results can swing wildly. A good roll might give your wizard permanent Intelligence scaling. A bad roll might hand you useless crit bonuses for magic weapons, disable your entire arsenal in exchange for pocket change, or—worst of all—slash your max HP by 70% when you’re already hanging by a thread as a samurai. Item shapes add another layer of strategy, forcing you to puzzle out how to fit everything into your limited backpack grid. Despite the chaos, the game offers a satisfying range of strategic paths. Its variety of weapons, upgrades and character builds encou…

enjoyable

Overall good games in terms of combat and concept, although I think you should try making the combat system more manual rather than just trying to dodge or rather lean more into the dodging aspects with features such as dashing.

All i hear is pew pew

Wizzard go BURRRRR (8/10 good game, love me a 'deck building' game)

great game, sad they abandoned it. wish they kept developing it.