Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove

The four main campaigns you get with Treasure Trove are genuinely such a joy to play. I've been playing these games since the original's launch (though most of my playtime's on other platforms...) and can attest to the quality of the four main campaigns. For $10 per campaign this game is worth it and I highly recommend it if you're looking for a level-based 2D platformer.

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it is one of the best games from the indie game boom. if it is on sale then buy it. if not then still buy it. it is 4 whole games for the price of less then 1 AAA game. value you can't beat

Not much to say, this games perfect.

Absolutely wonderful game with brilliantly written story and retro styling with a range of abilities. 10/10 Would recommend for people that like platformers.

A collection of the main game, plus multiple DLC, plus a brawler. - Shovel Knight: The main game, it's a wonderful game with great music, graphics and gameplay. A tribute to 8/16-bit platformers. - Plague of Shadows: It's the same game, but with a different character. He uses bombs instead of a shovel, and has to use bombjumps to get around the levels. The levels are mostly the same. Because the character is a lot harder to control, this wasn't much fun. I didn't finish it. - Specter of Torment: You play as another character, who can home in on enemies and grind on rails like it's Sonic Adventure. The levels are different, and it's a short and fun campaign. - King of Cards: They wanted to go out with a bang, and created a campaign that's longer than the original, and added an (optional) card game. I didn't care for the card game, so I was glad to learn you can just ignore that and focus on the regular levels and bosses. Another really fun campaign. - Showdown: A brawler like Smash Brothers. I don't care for these king of games, so I didn't play it.

"Shovel Knight" sieht von seiner knuffigen Optik her zunächst aus wie ein frustfreies Spiel für Zwischendurch - doch das Spiel hat es echt in sich! Fallen die ersten Level noch leicht, wird es zunehmend brutaler, den kniffligen, beinahe rätselähnlichen Passagen zu folgen - man muss fallende Plattformen, Stacheln, gleichzeitig Gegner jeder Art, Feuerbällen, Mauern und dem unendlichen Abgrund entgehen, was teilweise exakte Sprünge erfordert. Glücklicherweise gibt es pro Level ein paar Checkpoints, doch auch mit denen schmeißt man beinahe das Joypad in die Ecke vor Wut ^^. Warum man trotzdem dabeibleibt, auch, wenn man es vielleicht nie zu Ende spielt: + supergeile Retroästhetik, die Nostalgiker wie mich an NES-Zeiten erinnert + sehr flüssiges Spielprinzip, das einem klarmacht: Man hat es selbst in der Hand, die Steuerung zu beherrschen, und nichts passiert aufgrund falscher Kollisionserkennung oder Nichtreaktion der Aktionen + sehr große Levelvielfalt, die von der Art an eine Mischung aus Super Mario World und Mega Man erinnert. Klingt gut? Ist es auch! + Vier Spiele in einem. Zwei habe ich gespielt, und die sind es allemal wert.