Kingdom of Night

It's a good game.

A fun romp with an 80's aesthetic. This game shines in the story and setting, and the unique way in which it all comes together, A somewhat open world and freedom of choice to pursue various side quests. The writing and the characters were not especially deep, but more often than not entertaining. The RPG mechanics are fine, but don't blow me away. The same for the loots. It would be nice if exploration and being thorough was more rewarding. I actually was unable to roll credits because the vendors have limited stock and I soft locked during the final battle. I tried to hack our save file and turn down the difficulty, but it was still a bit much. Perhaps I was underlevelled. The devs are great and actually supported a bug in the main quest by taking our save file and pushing a patch shortly after. There are a few small issues here and there, but overall it ran pretty well. Best enjoyed in co-op. So it gets major points for being unique, but a bit of polish and balance would push it over the top to greatness.

Really fun Action RPG. Not the longest of games, but an enjoyable time. Some of the dungeon sections did get a bit samey, but honestly some really cool designs and set pieces. It was an enjoyable time and you can tell a lot of heart went into it. It's an easy recommendation.

Loved everything about it! I hope they make a sequel!

It's a decent game especially on sale but don't pursue melee straight up. The final boss fight is extremely tedious, long, and poorly designed since you just follow an orb around that immediately flies away from you when in melee range. The health pool is so much and the mechanic was so repetitive I didn't bother finishing the game.

A very nice game especially for casual gamers. Much love has been put into it and te 80s vibe is really nice. Great game I'd say.

Just beat the game and enjoyed myself all the way through. The story is intriguing and kept me engaged as did the characters you encounter through out it. The music is great, especially for the boss fights. So is the art style with the NPCs, bosses, and regular enemies all looking distinct and good. The areas are similar unique looking with a good deal to involving main and side quests. You have pick between Melee or Magic classes early on with each having different sub-classess and they each have distinct playstyles, but you can try the other sub-classes whenever you want once you get to the Tavern as the Skill Point reset is free. There is plenty of loot to be collected and used to better customize how you want to play as weapons and accessories all give different mixes of skill and stat buffs. And watch out for circles on the ground / mini-map as these are challenges that give great loot if you can beat the summoned enemies and avoid the bullets. I do agree with other reviewers that combat can get repetitive since most enemies attack in a similar manner. The character skill stats are rather simplistic but the system works well, can be modified a good deal with the right acessories. For people complaining about getting lost the map is easy to access and can be zoomed in to help with navigating. And I do feel that crafting is underutilized as the items you can make are good, especially early and mid game, but there aren't that many recipes and it isn't explained how until a potentially missable story quest.

Amazing game