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Knuckle Sandwich is a turn-based RPG by Andy Brophy. Get a job, beat up some monsters, and solve a mystery that's plaguing Bright City.
Knuckle Sandwich is a story rich, pixel graphics and minigames game
developed by Andy Brophy
and published by SUPERHOT PRESENTS and Dinko.
Released on November 22nd 2023 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 644 reviews of which 550 were positive and 94 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.0 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7 or later
- Processor: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: 128MB
- DirectX: Version 12
- Storage: 600 MB available space
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Knuckle sandwich is a refreshing reminder about what elevates something from being just a game to being an experience, I think. It took me a few years to play this game despite buying it on day one (i was looking forward to it) since i had a few friends tell me the game was a let down, and i listened AT FIRST. Now I'm a big defender of knuckle sandwich, I think it's fantastic. Literally the only issue i have with the game is that some of the achievements wouldn't pop for me. Gameplay wise this might be something that people are tired of seeing, its a quirky rpg inspired by blah blah blah, you know. But I think that this game has so many nuanced elements and mechanics added to it that it truly has it's own identity, the combat system was engaging throughout the course of the game, the minigames scattered throught the game were reminicient of the games youd see in something like warioware, the rpg elements were pretty standard, you have your protag and one of several party members, you can equip them with STUFF you can use ITEMS. Every character is similar other than the abilities they learn, all of which have a unique animation or minigame, and their stats and stuff. Exploration is really key in this game, theres hidden items and collectibles and funny stuff hidden everywhere. The setting of the game is absolutely dripping with character, and it feels like the game dev really poured themselves into every corner nook and cranny of this game, every time i decided to explore a certain location there was a reward, or a gag, or something, it felt nice. The world feels pretty alive, the characters are all grounded despite the absurdity of the story and the events that are happening in the game. I really enjoyed the tone of the writing but im not sure if it will be everyone's cup of tea. I found myself sad when the game ended and it was time to stop playing, but i also had the feeling that when i replay it there will be a lot of things to see that i missed, and challenge modes to still try to tackle. The music is amazing, i could go more into it but honestly like... Even if you end up not playing this game or not liking it, you should at the very least listen to the songs that were made for it, the artists that contributed to the sound and music added such an elements of life and identity to the game, i would definitely say its one of the strongest points of the experience, but im also just a sucker for some funky tunes. When it comes to critisism the only complaints i can really level against it is that some of the more secret secrets were so difficult to find I eventually needed to look things up, and thats not neccesarily bad, if i had forgone looking up the locations of anything and simply bashed my head against the wall long enough to find them myself, im sure i would have felt incredibly rewarded, every secret does have some npc somewhere that mentions it I think, nothing completely requires you to use outside help. I would just say that there are SOME secrets that might not respect the players time, but those are also the ones that made me feel the most accomplished while finding. So I'm not sure if this is even a problem as much as it is my least favorite aspect of the game All in all I think Knuckle Sandwich is a fantastic game, I think its unique and cool and funny and aesthetic or whatever, definitely worth the price tag if you're a weird rpg fan like me. I walked away from this game feeling a lil changed and inspired, and i think thats something special, im not saying it will affect you in the same way....... but it MIGHT
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the way the game is set up almost feels like a bait-and-switch. the first chapter and title drop really pull you into this cool concept about the murder restaurant, but then that leaves the story almost immediately for some grand conspiracy plot featuring magic-wielding terrorists, which I wasn't really vibing with. It gets a lot of points back for tying most of its disparate plot threads into a decent ending, but it never felt like the game the demo promised it would be. I still liked it though. The combat stayed fresh and interesting for most of its runtime while never getting too challenging, the music was fantastic, and the writing got a few genuine laughs out of me. It's not life-changing or anything but I can't say it's a bad game.
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The word of the day is "scattered". Knuckle Sandwich has excellent visuals and pretty solid gameplay, but the story and writing aren't up to the same standard. Plot points get introduced and removed at the drop of a hat, and a lot of the time I was left wanting more from the character writing. It's still a decent game, with an interesting take on RPG systems that keeps the aspect of customizing and building out your party. I'd recommend getting it on a sale if you're not one to get particularly involved in a story (strange to say for an RPG) since it never really lets you get bored, and is constantly throwing new stuff at you.
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One of the most unique and enjoyable RPGs I've played. The story is funny and enjoyable, the gameplay is challenging, all the characters are terrific. Play this game
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Its pretty good And by pretty good, i mean this game has infested my brain and ive though about it for the past 2 or so months since ive beaten it, as well as been the main music ive been listening to cause holy BALLS the ost in this game FUCKS HARD This is one of the most criminally under the radar games ive ever played, and its ridiculous how there are less than 500 total reviews for it. Ive sent copy's to friends of mine and ranted about it to anyone i talk to on a regular basis. So yeah, its alright i guess
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Knuckle Sandwich is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam.
Knuckle Sandwich is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 19.50€ on Steam.
Knuckle Sandwich received 550 positive votes out of a total of 644 achieving a rating of 8.04.
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Knuckle Sandwich was developed by Andy Brophy and published by SUPERHOT PRESENTS and Dinko.
Knuckle Sandwich is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Knuckle Sandwich is not playable on MacOS.
Knuckle Sandwich is not playable on Linux.
Knuckle Sandwich is a single-player game.
Knuckle Sandwich does not currently offer any DLC.
Knuckle Sandwich does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Knuckle Sandwich does not support Steam Remote Play.
Knuckle Sandwich 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.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for Knuckle Sandwich.
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Developer
Andy Brophy
Publisher
SUPERHOT PRESENTS,
Dinko
Release
22 Nov 2023
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