- November 16, 2015
- Chainsawesome Games
- 5h median play time
Knight Squad
Armed with nothing but his trusted longsword, the White Knight is no match for the valiant Smokey, who cuts him down with a single laser blast to secure the holy grail for himself… hang on.
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Knight Squad is a single player and multiplayer casual hack and slash game with fantasy, medieval and historical themes. It was developed by Chainsawesome Games and was released on November 16, 2015. It received mostly positive reviews from critics and positive reviews from players.
Knight Squad is an insane 1 to 8 players chaotic arena friendship destroyer. Take on current friends and future frenemies in any of the incredibly fun game modes, ranging from Last Man Standing to Medieval soccer. All of that using only weapons from the middle age… and laser guns… and miniguns











- Supports up to 8 players locally, making it a great party game for big groups with lots of game modes and maps.
- Easy to learn with simple controls and fast-paced, chaotic gameplay that is fun and addictive, especially with friends.
- Offers a good variety of modes including team and solo, and provides entertaining single-player challenges and competent bots.
- Lacks a strong online community, making online multiplayer difficult to find or nearly dead.
- Controller support on PC is problematic for many users; keyboard controls are clunky and mouse aiming is not supported.
- Gameplay can become repetitive and shallow after short periods, and some players find the content and depth insufficient.
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The gameplay is praised for its simple yet engaging mechanics, diverse modes, and fast-paced multiplayer action that is accessible to all ages and skill levels. While some find it shallow or overly simplistic, most appreciate the balanced controls, variety of game modes, and fun, team-based dynamics that keep sessions fresh and exciting. Minor criticisms include occasional bugs, basic controls, and a desire for deeper mechanics like twin-stick shooting.
“The gameplay is simple to pick up (but there's plenty of depth too), the controls are tight and responsive, the power-ups are balanced, and the game modes are all fun -- we set it to random and everyone found their favorite modes and maps.”
“This game is so wonderfully simple, but deep in its team-based gameplay, one of the all-time favorites of our local multiplayer gaming group.”
“Cute visuals, simple and intuitive gameplay, lots of weapons and all kinds of mods (from FFA, CTF, TD... even a soccer version!).”
“This game is pure garbage, the biggest disappointment in a long time, the controls are horrible - you have a pad for movement and an instakill attack, nothing fun in that so it makes the gameplay a terrible experience.”
“Basically this game is one analog stick + one button, this sums up the combat mechanics it offers.”
“A one-button top-down game begs for twin-stick shooting mechanics; backing off while facing your opponent would add so much depth.”
Knight Squad (Nintendo Switch)
As far as party games go, Knight Squad has more going for it than you’d expect at first glance. It’s accessible, it’s frenetic, and it’s fun. The lack of online multiplayer and a worthwhile single-player mode will be easily overlooked when you’ve got your personal squad of knights seeking battle in your living room.
75%Knight Squad Review
Armed with nothing but his trusted longsword, the White Knight is no match for the valiant Smokey, who cuts him down with a single laser blast to secure the holy grail for himself… hang on.
90%Knight Squad Review
Knight Squad may bore many who want a solid standalone game to experience, but certainly stands on its own merits by being an enjoyable multiplayer title. The mechanics work well and don't require too much reflex, as the hit-box of other players is very large, making it so any player has a fair chance at winning. Ultimately, Knight Squad is a decent arcade multiplayer game that will be amusing for a while, but quickly becomes boring after a short amount of time. King and royalty, however, should look elsewhere for a more entertaining tournament.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Knight Squad is a casual hack and slash game with fantasy, medieval and historical themes.
Knight Squad is available on Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X|S, PC, Mac OS and others.
On average players spend around 5 hours playing Knight Squad.
Knight Squad was released on November 16, 2015.
Knight Squad was developed by Chainsawesome Games.
Knight Squad has received mostly positive reviews from players and mostly positive reviews from critics. Most players liked Knight Squad for its gameplay but disliked it for its graphics.
Knight Squad is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.
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