- February 1, 2019
- WIDStudio
Fairy Knights
57%Game Brain Score
story, gameplay
music, grinding
88% User Score 16 reviews
Platforms
About
"Fairy Knights" is a dynamic puzzle-RPG where players control a boy and girl duo on a quest to defeat the Devil and restore rain to their kingdom. Combat involves solving puzzles with stone panels to activate attacks and spells, with strategies varying based on the situation. The game features adorable characters in a pastel-colored world, emphasizing friendship, determination, and bravery.











+6
Audience ScoreBased on 16 reviews
story4 positive mentions
music3 negative mentions
- The game features cute, semi-chibi art and a charming story that appeals to casual gamers.
- The puzzle-based combat system is unique and can be engaging, offering a tactical element as players progress.
- The game is family-friendly and provides a fun, light-hearted experience that is enjoyable while multitasking.
- The auto-battle option is ineffective, often leading to poor performance in encounters, making manual play necessary.
- There are technical issues, including awkward camera angles during cutscenes and occasional game freezes that hinder gameplay.
- The battle system can become tedious and unbalanced, with difficulty spikes and a lack of meaningful strategy in combat.
story
17 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is generally considered enjoyable and emotionally resonant, despite some awkward localization and derivative elements. While it follows a familiar JRPG structure, it features cute characters and a plot that can surprise players with unexpected twists. Overall, it is recommended for fans of casual RPGs, though the ending may not be uplifting.
“I found the story to be quite enjoyable as well.”
“Certainly recommended for those that like JRPG-esque storylines.”
“The game follows a common pattern of recollecting certain items in order to fight the final boss and save the world, and it's funny because when you think you are going to fight the final boss, another event happens and opens a new storyline, changing everything you've been fighting for.”
“As for the storyline, it admittedly seems mostly aware - almost too aware - of how derivative it is, which I guess is fine.”
“I get the impression it's one part that the writer(s) actually had figured out, but much of what happens throughout the plot leading up to it is far weaker.”
“Not quite a spoiler, but a heads up: although the story is cute, the ending will not leave you chipper-happy.”