Willy-Nilly Knight

game start out ok, but ends up poorly. the latter portion of the game seem very rushed and unpolished. Pros : Decent gameplay for awhile, repetitive though. gaming and other pop culture references are cool. Cons : Bugs ! was unable to progress because of a locked door... turns out you can just walk through the locked door ! (2 bugs cancelling each other?) Lot of annoyances : picking loot on the floor is... tricky, hard to pick up the damn bags. also, balance issue ? why spamming normal attacks seem to have better DPS than special attacks ? some weird pod activation, you trigger pods like xcom , but you stay locked in the fight. near the end of the game, twice i triggered a pod while next to a another pod... the other pod stayed out of the combat... even though my characters were right next to it ! i did not have fun playing this, though i did finish it. but i do not recommend this to others, the game is too janky, especially near the end.

Another straightforward RPG/Adventure hybrid that I've enjoyed my time with. Differently, this at times can be difficult and you need have your tactics prepared before the battles.

I don't usually comment on games, but this one I honestly disliked, right from the start. I got totally annoyed from the very beginning with that sulky, snooty boy that's supposed to be the hero, the girl that functions as a rather silly sidekick, and their cheesy dialogues. I could have overlooked it perhaps if the game was interesting; it isn't. The monsters are repetitive, the fighting also. Gear and spells are few and limited to one particular character. I gave the game two tries, but like the first time I couldn't push myself to finish it.

Does it have good writing? No. Does it have good visuals? No. Is the camera good? No. Is the level design good? No. Is the combat good? Not really, it's very simple and I didn't find the abilities too useful. Is the pathfinding awful? Yes! Is it buggy? Yes! Does it play the same 2 tracks the whole game? Yes! I know that's a lot of damning stuff but for 5 people to make it it's still okay for a couple bucks.

So this would be great as an introduction to a young child to the world of rpgs. It tells the story of King Arthur in a way that is suitable for younger audiences. Arthur is from current Earth in this game and he inhabits the body of the young King. Gwynn is there as a wizard.

Fun little game with some flaws.