Knight Trail

About

A silly little micro RPG You are Sir Knick, trying to save the kingdom without dying from general incompetence. You're free to explore the expansive world any way you'd like, but beware of what you might encounter. This game doesn't contain complex mechanics. Whether you die or survive is up to the choices you make. About the game In this game, you are tasked to explore a retro, but vast worl…

Genres & Tags

Role Playing

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

90%

Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews

music3 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

Knight Trail is a fun and quirky microRPG that pays homage to classic RPGs with its charming visuals and engaging mechanics.
The game features entertaining dialogue and a nostalgic 8-bit soundtrack that enhances the overall experience.
Despite its short length, the game offers enjoyable gameplay with various encounters and a light-hearted story.

The lack of a save system and reliance on RNG can lead to frustrating experiences, as players may lose significant progress unexpectedly.
The game is quite short, with some players completing it in just a couple of hours, leaving them wanting more content.
Repetitive gameplay and scripted events can diminish the overall enjoyment, making it feel less engaging over time.

story
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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75%
The story is noted for being short and straightforward, with players expressing a desire for a more extended narrative or additional storylines. While it draws visual inspiration from Dragon Quest and gameplay elements from King's Quest and Mother, some users feel that the brevity detracts from the overall experience.
- “Visually, it's Dragon Quest; gameplay-wise, it has some hints of King's Quest and a touch of Mother.”
- “The story is very short and to the point.”
- “I do wish it was a little longer, or maybe have a second story to go through.”
- “Would love some achievements and a story, but definitely would give it a buy.”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay combines elements reminiscent of Dragon Quest, King's Quest, and Mother, featuring a chance-driven system largely influenced by RNG. Players engage in resource management and information gathering, with a focus on trial and error, complemented by enjoyable mechanics and entertaining dialogue.
- “Visually, it's like Dragon Quest; gameplay-wise, it has hints of King's Quest and a touch of Mother.”
- “Fun mechanics and entertaining dialogue.”
- “Most of the gameplay is up to chance, driven by RNG.”
- “The gameplay loop involves resource management, gathering information, and a lot of trial and error.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music features nostalgic 8-bit sounds reminiscent of classic RPGs like Dragon Warrior and Final Fantasy, effectively capturing the mood of 80s games. However, while the soundtrack is enjoyable, it tends to become repetitive over time, with some transitions feeling abrupt. Overall, fans of retro and medieval-themed music may appreciate it, but it may lack variety for extended play.
- “The music features that 8-bit sound that you grew up with if you played games like Dragon Warrior or Final Fantasy.”
- “The soundtrack captures the mood of 80s RPGs beautifully, though the transitions between tracks can be a bit jarring.”
- “If you enjoy cool medieval themes, retro games, and great music, then this game is definitely for you.”
- “The music is that 8-bit sound that you grew up on if you played games like Dragon Warrior or Final Fantasy.”
graphics
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in "Faraway" are praised for their charm and appealing visuals, contributing to an immersive gaming experience.
- “The map of Faraway is very charming, and the visuals are stunning.”
- “The graphics are incredibly detailed, bringing the world to life in a vibrant way.”
- “The art style is unique and captivating, making every scene a visual delight.”