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Fight the forces of evil as a knight of the order Draco. Draco Knight is an action platformer that utilizes twin stick controls to provide easy to learn but hard to master gameplay. Prepare yourself for a fast paced, action packed and exciting combat experience, all whilst exploring a fantasy world filled with horrifying enemies and...

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Reviews

63%
Audience ScoreBased on 18 reviews
gameplay4 positive mentions
grinding3 negative mentions
  • The combat system is unique, fast-paced, and rewarding, requiring players to master precise controls and timing, similar to games like Sekiro and Dark Souls.
  • The game features a beautifully hand-drawn world with fluid animations, and the level design encourages exploration and learning enemy patterns.
  • Boss fights are well-designed and challenging, providing a satisfying sense of accomplishment when defeated, and the game offers a variety of skills that allow for personalized playstyles.
  • The game's difficulty can feel overwhelming, especially in later stages where crowd control becomes a significant challenge, making it hard to manage multiple enemies at once.
  • Some players find the controls to be finicky and difficult to master, which can lead to frustration, particularly for those not accustomed to precision combat mechanics.
  • Backtracking can be tedious, and the lack of clear guidance on where to go next can lead to confusion and prolonged gameplay without progress.
  • gameplay12 mentions

    The gameplay is praised for its depth and intelligent design, offering a rewarding experience as players learn enemy patterns and master controls, reminiscent of titles like Dark Souls and Sekiro. While the mechanics may seem simple at first, they reveal a surprising complexity, particularly in combat and platforming, with a strong emphasis on skill and strategy. However, the mechanical control difficulty can be a barrier for some players, potentially limiting playtime despite the game's engaging challenges.

    • “The game is deep in the gameplay; it's absolutely clear that it is conceived in an intelligent and logical way. It's pleasing to learn the patterns of the enemies, and it's nice to reach a certain place and obtain a bonus after some hardcore platforming.”
    • “I couldn't help but be enchanted by the skill cap of the gameplay and all the cool things you can do as a draco knight once you master the controls.”
    • “I definitely will say that the game presents itself as deceptively simple at first, but behind that is a gameplay system with a surprising amount of depth.”
    • “The main drawback of the game and why I didn't put as many hours into it as I'd like is the mechanical control difficulty.”
    • “There are only really a few additional mechanics you gain in addition to jumping that are related to the platforming aspect, and likewise, you run into the same type of obstacles a lot, so the variety really comes into how those obstacles are structured.”
    • “I emphasize the phrase 'general mechanics' as the difficulty each boss possesses is not exclusively sui generis; rather, each boss becomes an instance of learning how fighting in this game works, and shallow mechanics are not introduced for specific purposes, very similar to the Sekiro experience.”
  • graphics3 mentions

    The game's graphics are highlighted for their strong artistic style and well-designed bosses, contributing positively to the overall combat experience. However, some players found the in-game writing difficult to read, which slightly detracted from the visual presentation. Overall, the artwork is considered a solid aspect of the game.

    • “The art style of the game is impressive, and while the writing can be a bit difficult to read, the overall visual presentation is solid.”
    • “The bosses are very well designed, both in terms of their movement patterns and their aesthetic appeal.”
    • “The strongest point of this game is its combat, closely followed by the artwork.”
    • “Granted it's basically just room after room of swarms of enemies, but frankly speaking the strongest point of this game is its combat (followed shortly behind by the artwork).”
    • “I also like the art style of the game as well, the only thing was the writing in the game was a little difficult to read, but other than that a pretty solid game and if you enjoy difficult games I recommend playing this.”
    • “The bosses are very well designed, not only their move pattern but aesthetically also.”
  • music2 mentions

    The music in the game is highly praised for being enjoyable and well-composed, with many players noting the quality of the soundtrack as a standout feature that attracted them to the game.

    • “The music is very good and enjoyable.”
    • “I found this game because of its musician, and the soundtrack is great.”
  • grinding1 mentions

    Players appreciate the game's flexibility in combat, allowing for extensive grinding to master timing and deflection, or opting for a more casual approach by dodging and landing hits as they come. This blend of battle and platforming enhances the overall experience, catering to different playstyles.

    • “Grinding in this game feels endless and tedious, making it hard to stay engaged.”
    • “The amount of grinding required to progress is overwhelming and detracts from the overall experience.”
    • “I find the grinding mechanics to be repetitive and uninspired, leading to a lack of motivation to continue playing.”
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