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A unique hybrid between turn-based tactical games and traditional, character-centric RPGs. Knight's Tale is a modern retelling of a classic Arthurian mythology story filtered through the dark fantasy tropes, a twist on the traditional tales of chivalry.
King Arthur: Knight's Tale is a tactical rpg, turn-based tactics and dark fantasy game
developed and published by NeocoreGames.
Released on April 26th 2022 is available only on Windows
in 10 languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Hungarian, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese and Italian.
It has received 6,833 reviews of which 5,721 were positive and 1,112 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.1 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 44.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 6.64€ on Gamivo.
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Windows
- OS: Windows 10 64-bit
- Processor: Intel i5-4690 / AMD FX 4350
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia GTX 780 / AMD Radeon R9 280X
- DirectX: Version 12
- Storage: 39 GB available space
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Update after completing the Story and i'm now in the Endgame (70hours to get there) ..: Huh, THIS is mental. Thats for people who really like a challenge - or suicide missions - or both. I managed to not get a single Knight killed in the Campaign (Hard, "Ironmen") ... but the first Mission in the Endgame was a near fatal blow to my whole team - very lucky only 2 needed a visit to the Hospital. The second Mission killed them all. Wow. Its not so easy, when you have only 4 Heroes but 16-20 Enemys, with HP ranging from 180 to 500 with 8-20 Armor each. All with "Mass Bless, Mass Resistance, Immunity to: Bleeding, Poison, Fire" aka Godmode. Ah and it was "The Lost", means you have to kill them twice (you have 3 Rounds, or they get back up 100% Armor & Life). I still recommend the game, even with this abnomination of an endgame - just make sure not to play your first as "Ironmen", because your run will end otherwise. --- Original Review --- Yeah, playing since Early Access here and there for about 10-20hrs, waited for a next big updated, restarted fresh ... that was several times until the EA was Done and i'm now again restarting and counting in 120+ Hours total. As a "Fulltime Turn-Based-Player" i can give my thumbs up. Good: Animation, GFX, SFX, Combat, Skills, Gameplay, Story Other: The size of the game is high (but who doesn't have TB's of storage nowadays) so its only half bad. But install it on a SSD anyway! The Voice-Acting is hit & miss The loot you find can only be used after your mission is done, in Camelot. The whole "Camelot"-Base Build is kinda meh - or: It could have been much better. Bad: Remember how you skilled your heroes, because on a mission map, you won't get that information. If your Hero Ranks are full and you want to fill in some guy/gal from the Bench, you have to kiss him goodbye and never see them again (unless you have a very rare ittem to bench someone) - in case that really doesn't click with you: Visit Nexusmods, there are solutions for that. My current campaign is 33hours long - and i think i'm half thru in the story. There is also a moral-system, means the replayability is high enough for over 100-200hours to make different choices with different Heroes and tactics. Soooo... long lives the King! :)
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My review after 100% completion King Arthur: Knight's Tale is a good TRPG with turn-based tactics. Characters development is pretty solid with quite a lot of skills for you to choose from when you level up. Story is interesting while not amazing. The game might be quite challenging if you play with a high difficulty setting. It can definitely satisfy TRPG veterans in terms of difficulty. UI and graphics are what attract me most to be honest. I personally love this art-style. Recommend? Yes, but be warned that the game may be quite challenging for some people.
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This game is an excellent combination of tactical / turn-based combat, CRPG style character development and castle management. Hero management could also be added, if this is really a category. All these wrapped in a stylish fantasy / medieval environment, dark and moody. The game does not focus on things like narrating a deep story or picturing memorable characters. This is a strategy, combat oriented game. Comparing, in this sense, with several turn-based fantasy CRPGs I have played (DOS I & II, the two Owlcat – Pathfinder games, Solasta, BG3 and more) I believe this game stands really high. First of all, the combat system and the character development options are solid, well-structured and very interesting. The ruleset is custom but little effort is needed to learn it. The encounters are well balanced and remain exciting throughout the campaign. Castle management also serves its purpose. Overall, the game is well polished, with no bugs, showing high quality and maturity in every aspect. So, I believe, it definitely is a great choice for people who like this kind of games.
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Grade: B “Good/Better Than Average” Summary: If you want to play a dark fantasy tactical turn-based RPG, this is a great game. Artistically, it’s brilliant, but it can be overbearingly gloomy, and while there is much thematically Arthurian, it squanders its namesake legendarium in terms of story. It may go on a bit long, but it’s a fun game to play with many characters to choose from. + Strengths + -It feels pretty Arthurian. Duels, chivalric themes, tension between Old Gods and Christianity, and unexpected but well done rulership choices that affect character relationships and some mechanics. -Art designs and aesthetic were phenomenal, from illuminated manuscript/medieval tapestry style art to hazy otherworldliness to gorgeously detailed environments. It feels very mythical and Arthurian, but further twisted into this Avalonian dream (or rather, nightmare). -Sound design was robust and satisfying and eerie. -Gameplay: Fun grid-based tactical dark fantasy combat! - Weaknesses - -Level Design: While artistically and thematically well-crafted, levels often repeated or looked the same, with uninspiring mazes or extremely drab and gloomy locales without much to do or explore besides fight baddies. -Music: The music was awesome! ...but there were only 5 or so songs. They wore thin fast. -Length: The game went on several hours longer than it probably should’ve. -Story: Acceptable. Coherent but not meaningful. It all feels like a dream, and there’s too little impact to care, and the Mordred/Arthur flip isn’t interesting on its own nor justified in the story. Relationship building is purely mechanical. It’s a waste of the rich material from Arthurian legends. = Competencies = -Solid animations, interface, and information delivery. -Voice actors ranged wildly. Some minor characters were much better than major characters. Most did a decent job. Mechanics: The class types were varied and very fun and each brought their own strengths and weaknesses that allowed you to play like you want. However, there were too few of them, too many characters, and too few you could bring with you. You’ll never get to spend much time with as many as you want, even if you replayed multiple times, which would probably be interesting at most twice.
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Good Xcom style game set in the mythos of Camelot and King Arthur with a decent anti hero plot line. Some of the writing is straight garbage and a more experienced writer could have gotten more mileage out of the story. However, the combat was solid, the enemies were good and the characters (for the most part) all had unique and interesting kits. Didn't bother with the additional endgame content as I felt content with defeating the final boss. Good way to spend 70 odd hours overall.
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King Arthur: Knight's Tale is currently priced at 44.99€ on Steam.
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King Arthur: Knight's Tale received 5,721 positive votes out of a total of 6,833 achieving a rating of 8.14.
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King Arthur: Knight's Tale was developed and published by NeocoreGames.
King Arthur: Knight's Tale is playable and fully supported on Windows.
King Arthur: Knight's Tale is not playable on MacOS.
King Arthur: Knight's Tale is not playable on Linux.
King Arthur: Knight's Tale offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
King Arthur: Knight's Tale offers both Co-op and PvP modes.
There are 5 DLCs available for King Arthur: Knight's Tale. Explore additional content available for King Arthur: Knight's Tale on Steam.
King Arthur: Knight's Tale does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
King Arthur: Knight's Tale does not support Steam Remote Play.
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26 Apr 2022
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