Cyber Knights RPG

About Cyber Knights RPG

Cyber Knights RPG is a single player tactical role playing game. It received positive reviews from players.

Fight, hack and manipulate the mega-corporations for power in the urban shadows!

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87%Audience ScoreBased on 1,043 reviews

story16 positive mentions

stability8 negative mentions

Deep and immersive cyberpunk RPG with a strong story and tactical turn-based combat.
No ads or intrusive permissions; free version is fully playable with optional paid elite version for more content.
Active, responsive developers who frequently update and improve the game.

User interface and controls can be clunky and unintuitive, especially on small screens; lack of zoom makes navigation difficult.
Art style and graphics are dated and off-putting to some players; lack of animations detracts from immersion.
Game can feel grindy or repetitive with many minor bugs and some crashes reported; frustrating combat and confusing quest tracking.

story
77 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
21% positive mentions, 70% neutral mentions, 9% negative mentions
The game's story is praised for its immersive, cyberpunk-inspired setting and engaging characters, but many users find it confusing and minimal, especially in the free version where the story is limited or locked behind a paywall. Bugs and unclear mission directions often hinder story progression, and some players feel the narrative pacing is slow or repetitive. Overall, the story shows potential but requires clearer objectives, more content, and better integration with gameplay to enhance player experience.
- “I've had hours upon hours of entertainment from it, and have found the detailed and story-driven play to be of exceptional quality!”
- “Involving and immersive storyline, with believable characters”
- “Good storyline and characters you interact with, stunning imagery, cityscapes and icons, and captivating background music.”
- “There is no story that I could discern; what little conversation there is makes little or no sense.”
- “Great game but I don't like the fact that you have to buy an elite version to be able to continue the actual storyline.”
- “Always getting bugged and the game story is impossible to move forward.”
graphics
46 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
28% positive mentions, 50% neutral mentions, 22% negative mentions
The game's graphics are largely described as retro, simplistic, or amateurish, with many users finding the artwork outdated, unclear, or lacking polish. While some appreciate the nostalgic and atmospheric style that complements the game’s setting, others feel the visuals detract from the experience and could benefit from professional enhancement to improve clarity and appeal. Overall, graphics are often seen as secondary to gameplay but remain a common area for improvement.
- “Even the retro graphics (which you can tell are lovingly drawn by the devs) contribute to the setting, which is futuristic yet nostalgic.”
- “The game is great fun, the graphics actually make me like the game better!”
- “Graphics are charming, combat is fun and the depth is surprising for a phone game.”
- “Terrible graphics, character movement is slow and awkward, can barely tell what's a building and what's ground.”
- “Good concept (ripoff), but it's boring and looks like it was graphically designed by 10 year olds with 1000 hours in MS Paint.”
- “The artwork is somewhat amateur, and while it gets by, the game would be served by an upgraded variety of environmental cells and character portraits.”
gameplay
35 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
31% positive mentions, 60% neutral mentions, 9% negative mentions
The gameplay is widely praised for its fun, addictive, and retro-inspired style reminiscent of classic Shadowrun and turn-based RPGs, with solid mechanics and in-depth character development. However, some players find the lack of clear guidance, tutorials, and explanations of game systems frustrating, which can hinder understanding and enjoyment. Despite minor technical issues and occasional push for paid content, the gameplay remains engaging and appealing to fans of classic cyberpunk and turn-based strategy games.
- “Hours of gameplay in, and I haven't found the endgame yet.”
- “Addictive Shadowrun-like gameplay with the added bonus of a turn-based battle system.”
- “I'm deeply pleased by the old school gameplay clearly inspired by Shadowrun on the Genesis from back in the day, and even more interested that this much was accomplished by a small independent team.”
- “Severely limits gameplay if you don't buy the full game.”
- “The game is unplayable when errors in coding define its gameplay!”
- “Story and gameplay are often incoherent due to poor logic implementation and lack of explanation of stats unless you read pages of help files.”
monetization
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67% positive mentions, 8% neutral mentions, 25% negative mentions
The game offers a mostly ad-free experience with no intrusive in-app purchases, allowing free play without restrictions or ads. An optional upgrade under $3 unlocks additional content, though some users note occasional ads and prompts even after upgrading. Overall, monetization is well-received for being non-intrusive and fairly priced.
- “No in-app purchases, but you can upgrade for less than $3.00, and you don't need WiFi or data to play!”
- “I appreciate that the free version is truly free (no ads, no nagging), but I found it a bargain to upgrade to elite.”
- “No permissions, no installer issues, no ads!”
- “(You can still play sandbox style, with limited access to gear, etc. without paying) the elite version is fun but has a few flaws, and even after paying for it, you will still get pop-up ads at the load screen and will be prompted for even more money to unlock all characters.”
music
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
36% positive mentions, 37% neutral mentions, 27% negative mentions
The game's music is praised for its atmosphere and mood-setting qualities, complementing the visuals and gameplay well. However, users frequently note the limited variety, with only a few tracks available, leading to a desire for more diverse and alternate background music options.
- “Great atmosphere with the music and old school/futuristic/post-modern visuals.”
- “Love the art, the music, the gameplay; just can't wait for all the updates to make this game a beast.”
- “The interface, artwork, text, and music all set the perfect mood.”
- “My suggestion is to add some alternate music tracks for the overworld and fighting sequences.”
- “Music is a small repeating sample that fades in and out.”
- “You should consider adding a few other in-game background music tracks that users can switch to in the options.”
atmosphere
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
56% positive mentions, 11% neutral mentions, 33% negative mentions
The game delivers a compelling and immersive atmosphere that blends espionage, cyberpunk, and noir elements, effectively drawing players into its world despite modest graphics. Its writing, lore, and music contribute to a tense, engaging experience reminiscent of classic titles like Fallout and Shadowrun. However, some users feel the environment could benefit from more dynamic, lively features to enhance realism and immersion.
- “The game gently builds to an exciting, atmospheric and often tense experience that sucks you into its world of espionage, clandestine operations, system hacking, and back-alley gun fights.”
- “Immersive writing, lore, and atmosphere.”
- “Great atmosphere with the music and old school/futuristic/post-modern visuals.”
- “The game is too dead nowadays; it needs more animations, like people standing around in groups, visible goons, taxis actually pulling up to pick you up, and rain. It should have a live atmosphere and make your party follow you.”
- “The game feels too dead currently and lacks a lively atmosphere. Adding elements like weather effects and interactive NPCs would greatly improve it.”
- “There is a lack of ambient activity; the environment feels empty and lifeless, which breaks immersion and makes the atmosphere less engaging.”
stability
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions
The game experiences occasional glitches and frequent freezing, particularly in specific areas like the second map and the Laughing Dog bar. While updates have addressed some issues improving stability, bugs remain that can disrupt gameplay.
- “Freezes when I talk to Whitey on the second map.”
- “The glitches are annoying, but overall, this is still my favorite download.”
- “My game freezes when I try to enter the Laughing Dog bar.”
grinding
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions
The game features a grinding system that is well-designed and balanced for cautious progression, supporting versatile character development without becoming overly tedious. However, some players find the reputation grind slightly excessive, and the story is minimal, placing a strong emphasis on level grinding.
- “Very well made but the reputation grind is a bit too grindy.”
- “Story is minimal, mostly level grinding.”
- “Friendly engine for cautious grinding, and allows generalist character development.”
character development
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67% positive mentions, -34% neutral mentions, 67% negative mentions
Users appreciate the game's flexible and in-depth character development system that supports cautious grinding and generalist builds. However, some suggest adding quests and areas on the outskirts to enhance story and character development further, drawing comparisons to Andor's Trail's openness.
- “Gameplay and in-depth character development.”
- “Great game could learn a lot from Andor's Trail; it needs some quests and areas on the outskirts where some kind of story or character developments could take place. Love how open it is otherwise.”
- “Great game could learn a lot from Andor's Trail, needs some quests and areas on the outskirts where some kind of story or character developments could take place.”
- “Friendly engine for cautious grinding, and allows generalist character development.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The humor, highlighted by elements like Daniel's contrasting trenchcoat, is appreciated by players, though technical issues such as game freezing can disrupt the comedic experience.
- “Daniel's trenchcoat is hilarious for its contrast”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 100% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The game offers decent replayability, providing a satisfactory reason for players to revisit it multiple times.