

Unfair Rampage: Knightfall
Imphenzia · 2025 · Action, Platformer, Shooter, 2D Platformer, Retro
PC
Positive92% · 13 📈 Making a comeback 100%
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About Unfair Rampage: Knightfall
Go back in time with a big gun and shiny armor and dominate! It’s FAST, and you are in FULL CONTROL in this 2.5D platformer. Before you know it, you’ll be in the zone, dashing, double-jumping, and ploughing through enemies while dodging hazards and racking up a high score!
KEY FEATURES
- SUPER TIGHT controls
- ULTRA FAST action
- DESTRUCTIBLE levels
- MULTIPLAYER up to 4 local players (+ Steam Remote Play)
- PROCEDURAL worlds
- UNLOCKABLE skins
- STATS (tons of them!) & leaderboards
- RETRO-inspired soundtrack
- CHALLENGING cinematic camera option
REPLAYABILITY
The world changes with every game you play, keeping each game nice and fresh, but you will recognise patterns and learn to conquer them! Use POWERUPS to boost your weapon and shield yourself from harm's way.REWARDING
This game is HARD, especially at first. You’ll die a lot, but restarting the game is super quick, and you’ll get a little further each time. Before you know it, you'll feel rewarded as you cross the first bridge regaining full health, and you’re on your way to meet the big evil knight boss for an epic fight!SHOWING OFF
Get up close, and your attack will turn you into a martial artist, kicking your opponents all over the place. At this point, you can start showing off =)CINEMATIC CAMERA OPTION
Play the game in a challenging cinematic camera mode!LOCAL MULTIPLAYER & STEAM REMOTE PLAY
Play up to 4 players locally or remotely through Steam Remote Play. You play co-op to beat the level. If any player is eliminated, they respawn when another player reaches the bridge and you can compete against eachother by trying to get the higher score!HELLO FROM IMPHENZIA
Hi! I’m a solo developer who loves designing games, programming, creating art, animating characters, composing music, and making sound effects. I want to make fun games in my low-poly style. If you grew up in the 80s and 90s - like me - I want to make games “the way you remember them”—not how they actually were (slower with sparse visuals).What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Very fast and quite frustrating at the start. Once you master the controls it becomes fun. That said it is very difficult to advance in the game. i only got to the first boss once and he killed me with one swing. There is a constant timer counting where the blocks disappear from behind. This is unnecessary, because it is so easy to get killed anyway. Good animations and sounds, i play it most evenings for 20-30 minutes2 found this helpful
This is such a great looking and playing game!!!!! i find it easer to play with closeup camera highly recommend! Worth it. it is challenging!!!1 found this helpful
This stage wastes no time dropping you straight into the chaos. The moment it begins, you’re urged to sprint ahead without hesitation because the ground behind you is steadily collapsing. Linger for even a second and the platform beneath your feet will vanish, sending you into the abyss. Aside from a brief opening stretch that eases you into the controls and a handful of fixed elements placed to track your progress, the rest of the level is semi-randomized. It’s built from a collection of pre-designed chunks that appear in different sequences, so you’ll encounter familiar arrangements of hazards and platforms, just never in quite the same order. Your movement options stick to the essentials: run left or right, jump and double-jump, dash—which also works midair—and shoot. Your primary weapon has infinite ammo, but your secondary firearms do not, so it’s easy to burn through them quickly. These special weapons appear in crates you can destroy or as pickups directly along your path. Mortar shots, triple-fire bursts, and several other useful tools can give you an edge. The environment is made up of both destructible and indestructible blocks. Most terrain can be blasted apart, whic…1 found this helpful
Fun game. Just the right mix of frustration and reward... and blowing stuff up.
Really great game for just getting to do some rampage
A fun little game, I played the demo quite a bit as well, and the final game is fun (seems a *tiny bit* more forgiving than the demo but still very hard), but the restart cycle is so fast you don't mind dying all the time. I have only crossed the first bridge and haven't yet made it to the boss. Plenty of patterns to learn here and platforming mastery to go for. A nice decompressing 10-15 minutes of fun at a time. Note - you can turn off "slow motion" in the settings and I find the game much more enjoyable with this setting turned off. Be default the game will regularly zoom in on the player and slow down if you do a melee kill, but the slow mo really takes me out of the flow of the game. Once I turned this off I was having even more fun with the game.
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