A very well designed top-down view game.
Reviews for "Retro Knight 5.0"
There's a lot to do in this game.
The voice acting isn't all the best, but I'm sure that's part of the charm. Some really cool sound fx if I might add (especially the 2nd retro attack, made me think of SSBM instantly).
I'd ignore some of the 0 star reviews, if that's what you are looking at and are wary of playing this, the controls are very easy to understand, as long as you know that when 'aswd' controls don't work try the arrow pad, and if you play the tutorial you should be ok. I mean yeah, there is a controls menu where you can keybind, lets be real and say you are going to probably be like me and skip right past that all and hit play, but like I said, it isn't hard to grasp the controls. As for saving, well I can't attest to either side.
Overall, this game shows a lot of love and dedication, and would recommend giving it a shot. Games like this aren't usually my thing, but I had fun playing the first part of this.
scpgames responds:
Thanks for the honest review. :) The voice is me and is a character I've played for years which I love. He used to be a stupid hitman, but now he is a stupid knight.
It wasn't super-easy for me to set up keyboard controls as this is meant to be a mobile game where the D-pad and attack buttons are just on the screen.
Ideally, the game is meant to be played for like 10-30 minutes a day. It's meant to be a "casual RPG". I don't expect people to play it for hours on end. I don't. Every day there's new stuff to check out and I hope that aspect brings people back.
Slow, but alright, random warps can get you stuck.
very good
u dont even tell me the controls
scpgames responds:
Keyboard options are on the title screen and in the pause menu. You can edit them at any time.