Knights Hunt
- March 20, 2018
- Racing Bros
Get on SteamIn the game Knights Hunt, players travel between the present and the past to help the king of Alsra save his kingdom from destruction by various armies. Armed with a vast arsenal of weapons, players must face and defeat numerous knights, archers, and battle dogs, as well as multiple bosses, in this chaotic first-person shooter and knights fighting simulator. The game features a variety of knights and bosses to fight, set in the kingdom of Alsra during a 7-year winter season.
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Reviews
- Great for achievement hunters with a total of 2001 achievements available.
- Some players found it surprisingly fun and enjoyed the bizarre elements and humor.
- Low price point makes it an easy purchase for those looking to quickly complete achievements.
- Confusing gameplay with unclear objectives and poor user interface, making it hard to get started.
- Glitchy mechanics and inconsistent hitboxes lead to frustrating experiences.
- Overall, the game feels unfinished and lacks depth, with many players describing it as a 'mess'.
- story10 mentions
- 10 % positive mentions
- 50 % neutral mentions
- 40 % negative mentions
The game's story receives mixed reviews, with some players praising its emotional depth and dramatic moments that evoke strong feelings, while others criticize it for being poorly executed and lacking coherence. The narrative begins with a familiar premise of a human protagonist in an alien world, but is often bogged down by convoluted lore that requires extensive exploration to fully understand. Overall, the story seems to polarize players, with some finding it engaging and others deeming it unplayable.
“One such area is the game's story, which starts much like the first game, as our human protagonist is transported to a bizarre alien world.”
“A terrible game with no story or good graphics.”
“Weapon models are okayish and the story mode is unplayable.”
“This clear-cut story thread does just enough to keep the 10-hour adventure ticking along, but everything around it is coated in the kind of jargon-heavy lore that can only be fleshed out by finding all of the notes hidden throughout the game world.”
- gameplay8 mentions
- 13 % positive mentions
- 50 % neutral mentions
- 38 % negative mentions
The gameplay is criticized for being unfinished and repetitive, offering little substance beyond a plethora of meaningless achievements. While the flying mechanics are praised, the overall experience is marred by poor graphics and a lack of engaging content, making it only appealing to achievement hunters.
“And to top it all off, there are little to no bugs; the flying mechanics are absolutely astonishing!”
“Great for achievement hunters, but that's it. A lot of other achievement games have some level of finished gameplay, even though it's simple or has very few levels, but this looks and feels too unfinished and terrible.”
“It's sad that the game actually looks pretty decent, but there's really no gameplay here.”
“Bad graphics, repetitive gameplay, hundreds of meaningless achievements, etc.”
- graphics6 mentions
- 33 % positive mentions
- 33 % neutral mentions
- 33 % negative mentions
The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some users praising them as exceptional, while others criticize them as poor and lacking quality. Overall, the visual presentation seems to be a polarizing aspect, with opinions ranging from high admiration to significant disappointment.
“The graphics are just mwah! (me kissing this game) The way they have skill-based matchmaking is like no other game I've ever seen; I feel like it's such an even playing field.”
“Bad graphics, repetitive gameplay, hundreds of meaningless achievements, etc.”
- emotional2 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
Players overwhelmingly praise the emotional depth of the campaign's story, highlighting its dramatic moments that evoke strong feelings, with many expressing that it brought them to tears by the conclusion.
“The story of the campaign is incredibly emotional; it made me cry by the end!”
