- September 27, 2013
- Reality Pump
KnightShift
Platforms
About
"KnightShift is a historical real-time strategy and role-playing game hybrid, offering both modes separately or combined. The RPG portion features eight chapters of dungeon exploration, treasure hunting, and character development, while the RTS section supports up to eight players in multiplayer battles or single-player skirmishes to save the kingdom from evil. With a compelling storyline and living world of fantasy, KnightShift provides an engaging and immersive gaming experience."










- Unique blend of RTS and RPG elements, providing a refreshing gameplay experience.
- Humorous and lighthearted medieval fantasy setting that adds charm to the game.
- Diverse gameplay modes, including a hero-centric story and various unit types, allowing for different playstyles.
- Dated graphics and clunky controls that detract from the overall experience.
- Repetitive gameplay and missions that can feel monotonous over time.
- Technical issues, including crashes and difficulty running on modern systems, make it frustrating for new players.
story
76 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is set in a medieval fantasy world, centering on a hero's quest to restore Prince John to his throne while battling evil forces. While the hero-centric narrative and humor add charm, many players find the plot to be generic and the missions repetitive, detracting from the overall experience. Despite its engaging RPG elements and quirky dialogue, the story suffers from dated graphics and a lack of variety in quests.
“Set in a medieval fantasy world, the game combines base-building, resource management, and hero-driven storytelling.”
“The RPG elements shine through as you navigate through an engaging storyline, interact with non-playable characters, and make impactful choices that shape your journey.”
“The story is based on Slavic mythology, and the action takes place in Polish territory.”
“Unfortunately, the world stage, lore, and plot are all pretty boring and delivered in an old English medieval style that is very easy to mentally tune out, especially since it sounds like a caricature and does not have any genuine feel to it.”
“I'm not against older games, and graphics aren't my top issue, but there is also no storyline to mention.”
“The characters all sound like Microsoft Sam, and there were times where every single word in an NPC's speech would end in the suffix 'eth.' If I had to explain the story of this game, I would just say 'this is the adventures of Microsoft Prince John; he goes around and kills stuff.'”