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Control your environment, gather your party, and build your best deck to overcome outlaws and supernatural forces, across a rich fantasy world. Watch as your tactical choices and deckbuilding prowess play out through stylish fight sequences.
Knights in Tight Spaces is a card battler, isometric and turn-based strategy game
developed by Ground Shatter
and published by Raw Fury.
Released on March 04th 2025 is available only on Windows
in 7 languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Russian and Simplified Chinese.
It has received 601 reviews of which 434 were positive and 167 were negative resulting in a rating of 6.9 out of 10. 😐
The game is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam, but you can find it for 5.35€ on Gamivo.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Core i5-2300 CPU @ 2.80GHz/AMD Ryzen 5 1600 or equivalents
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 3GB VRAM/AMD Radeon RX 560 3GB VRAM or equivalents
- DirectX: Version 9.0
- Storage: 3 GB available space
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Overall the other reviews are pretty right. There is a lot going on in the game and a lot more options and customization...but it almost feels like too much because it's not as sleak and polished as FWTS. I found myself going back to fight pretty soon and ultimately play knights over fights about 1/20 of the time.
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Knights in Tight Spaces (KITS) is a solid roguelike deckbuilder which should reward at least a week of solid play. The GOOD: A supremely tactical game, Knights in Tight Spaces plays more like Chess than anything else. Tactical positioning and sequencing is critical to avoid enemy attacks, direct enemy fratricide, and maximise your own damage outputs. You will find yourself going "here, then here, then shove, then combo, and that hit's unavoidable but blocked...". Some moves are easy, but the most complex settings will have you thinking for minutes on which card to play. There's a lot of card variety and the various classes to choose from, with a mix of melee, range, defensive and battlefield control options. It's a lot of fun seeing highly choreographed beat-downs being executed. Graphics and soundtrack and well fitted and the GUI is fairly easy to use. The upgrade and progression elements of the game are also good, with interesting decisions in whether to invest in better gear or cards. The BAD: At times, the game is far too random for its own good. Firstly, some cards never come up. for deckbuilding, wrecking the specialist deck you wanted. Secondly, the random positioning at the start of fights can make them really easy or really hard simply on how your team and enemies are placed. it can take several turns to drag your team into a working fighting formation and the first turn feels overloaded compared to subsequent. Thirdly, recruitment is also random - the Tavern may simply have none of the class you want to recruit. But to you find that out you have to forgo the option to upgrade kit or your deck instead. A bigger gameplay problem is the combination of party and deck mechanics. Mixed parties are AWFUL - the classic Fighter-Rogue-Mage for example just doesn't work. The random draw means that you can get specialist cards usable only by one character - in fact the game almost guarantees it. The result is that some characters each turn will have too many options and others too few for the tactical situation. This random hand mechanic drives you towards parties made of the same or closely related character classes - they use the same cards and you get much more flexibility. Related to the mixed party problem is the fact that classes seem....unbalanced. A very large part of the game, and especially the vital bonus objectives, revolve around repositioning enemies. For this, the BRAWLER class is supreme. Though damage output is mediocre, it's so easy to stun, down, push, redirect enemies to fratricide or just throw them out of the board. You barely even need the defensive dodge and block mechanics because the enemy is usually too busy killing itself. A team full of brawlers (or Brawlers+Fighter) is so much easier than any other class I have played with I wonder about he play-testing. The UGLY: It's a roguelike with instadeath and a long (8 hour) full campaign. That's a lot to commit to when a single mis-click really can end you. It also would be nice to be able to replay a level even in the event of failure - "was there really no way out of that?". Apart from some random encounters its the same story, maps, and enemies on each playthrough. The background story and character development is also cursory with an annoyingly "witty" protagonist. It is a railroad to take you to the next fight. Overall, KITS is a good game, a very good game, for those who enjoy lots and lots of tactical calculation and roguelike thrills. It falls a little short of greatness due to core mechanics favouring one playstyle.
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fun game and a neat take on the fights in tight spaces series; hope they make another one for superheroes called tights in tight spaces or somethin, thatd be epic
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It's easy to see why this one isn't universally beloved - it's both much more difficult and a much messier design than FiTS. I feel like I'll be a hundred hours in before I can even form an opinion on how well the balance holds up once you start developing mastery. If you don't mind rough edges, though, it's an easy recommendation - FiTS was too easy to really hold up in the long run and I'm usually in favor of bigger messier designs. Special mention to the impossibly stupid animation for jumping attack with a bow mainhand, someone is prepping for their career in big screen fight choreography.
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I really enjoyed Fights in Tight Spaces, so my expectations for this sequel were very high. And while this sequel is still a very good game, I'm disappointed with some of the design decisions. Let's start with the good stuff: - The game looks and sounds great! - VERY addictive gameplay - Introduction of classes, resulting in more unique strategies and higher replayability - Team attacks with party members are really cool Now the not so good stuff: - The game is too long for a rogue-like where you can be killed with a single push from a cliff. Shorter chapters with less "filler" fights in levels you already played woulkd have been so much better! - It isn't always clear when enemies with ranged magic attacks will hit you. I died after a near perfect 3 hours run because there was no visual indication that an enemy would use a ranged attack with push on me. - Some cards can only be used by certain classes. This becomes annoying when your party members have different classes, since your deck is obviously built for the class you picked initially. - The demon's boss fight is complete BS. Seriously, it's unfair and frustrating. - The text on the cards is too small for the Steam Deck. - Enemies are trying too hard to avoid being kicked out of door and windows. This makes the most satisfying part of the first game too hard to achieve. I had many hours of fun with the game so I'll still recommend it, but I hope the devs can fix the issues above to make this sequel as good as the first game.
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Knights in Tight Spaces is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam.
Knights in Tight Spaces is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 19.50€ on Steam.
Knights in Tight Spaces received 434 positive votes out of a total of 601 achieving a rating of 6.90.
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Knights in Tight Spaces was developed by Ground Shatter and published by Raw Fury.
Knights in Tight Spaces is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Knights in Tight Spaces is not playable on MacOS.
Knights in Tight Spaces is not playable on Linux.
Knights in Tight Spaces is a single-player game.
There are 2 DLCs available for Knights in Tight Spaces. Explore additional content available for Knights in Tight Spaces on Steam.
Knights in Tight Spaces does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Knights in Tight Spaces does not support Steam Remote Play.
Knights in Tight Spaces is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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