Split of Knight

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Split of Knight is a single player role playing game. It was developed by H-GAME and was released on November 10, 2017. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

(Japanese cute RPG) She"Rose" left the Each village, her dear old home town, to travel around the world and headed for Titus to receive knighthood...

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Role Playing

Play Modes

Single-Player

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73%

Audience ScoreBased on 15 reviews

graphics2 positive mentions

grinding3 negative mentions

The game features cute and well-animated characters with a decent art style, appealing to fans of SNES-style RPGs.
Gameplay includes character skill trees and secret dungeons, providing some depth and challenge for players who enjoy grinding.
At its price point, the game offers more than expected for an RPG Maker title, making it a worthwhile purchase for fans of the genre.

The story is clichéd and lacks depth, with no meaningful choices or character development, making it feel generic.
The main character, Rose, is often ineffective in battles, which detracts from the overall gameplay experience.
The translation is spotty and awkward at times, which can disrupt immersion and understanding of the plot.

story
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is criticized for its lack of originality and depth, featuring a clichéd narrative about an aspiring knight saving the world, with simplistic characters and no meaningful choices or plot twists. While some players find the story captivating despite its simplicity, many agree that it lacks engagement and fails to elevate the overall gameplay experience. Overall, the narrative is seen as average, with decent art and music but insufficient depth to make it memorable.
- “Interesting game with quite a good story.”
- “I like it because the story is quite captivating even though the plot feels a bit simple at first.”
- “The story lacks originality, suspense, plot twists, etc. Characters and enemies alike lack backstories and are pretty black and white in terms of morality.”
- “Cliche story with little depth, decent art, and average music.”
- “You won't have hours of dialogue describing the character's background that don't add anything to the story here.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game receives mixed reviews; while some find it standard and average, others praise it as amazing and enjoyable enough to listen to even outside of gameplay. Additionally, the battle music adapts to the significance of encounters, adding a layer of engagement. Overall, the soundtrack's quality varies significantly among players.
- “Battle music also changes depending on the importance of the encounter.”
- “The music is amazing; I just love to have the game running in the background to listen to it.”
- “Music is pretty standard.”
- “Cliché story with little depth, decent art, and average music.”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is typical for an RPG Maker game, featuring a skill tree system that allows players to choose skills and improve attributes with points earned from leveling up. While the mechanics are familiar, the ability to customize character development adds a unique twist, enhancing the overall experience. However, the total hours of gameplay remain unspecified.
- “The gameplay is normal for an RPG Maker game, but here you can choose what skills you learn from a skill tree. Each level up gives you 3 points to spend, and there are different trees for every character, along with a common tree for normal stats.”
- “If the story is simple, the gameplay has to be good—no discussion.”
- “The game mechanics are what you'd expect from an RPG Maker game, but with a twist: you get to decide which new skill to learn or which attribute to improve through skill points when gaining a level.”
- “The gameplay is normal for an RPG Maker game, though here you can choose what skills you learn from a skill tree. Each level up gives you 3 points to spend on it, and there are different trees for every character, along with a common one for normal stats.”
- “The game mechanics are what you'd expect from an RPG Maker game, but with a little twist: you get to decide what new skill you want to learn or which attribute to improve through skill points when gaining a level.”
- “I cannot say how many hours of gameplay this game will have.”
grinding
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Many users note that grinding is essential for progressing in the game, as it introduces a level of difficulty that can be challenging without it. Players who are averse to grinding may find the game less enjoyable or too difficult.
- “There is some actual difficulty if you won't grind at least a bit, so if you completely reject grinding, this game might not be for you.”
- “The grinding feels endless and tedious, making it hard to stay engaged with the game.”
- “I found myself spending more time grinding than actually enjoying the gameplay, which really dampened my experience.”
graphics
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The graphics are highly praised for their impressive artwork and character design, with users noting that both the animations and overall visual presentation are well-executed.
- “I love the artwork and the characters in this game.”
- “The characters and animations are beautifully crafted.”