
Pixel art action hack-and-slash. As a knight, reach the dungeon's deepest floor. Scavenge weapons and food while fighting monsters. You can recruit allies, but remember: more members mean faster hunger. Balance your combat strength and supplies to conquer the labyrinth.
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Scavenge, fight, recruit allies, and descend to the deepest floor. 1K-Night is a pixel-art action hack-and-slash game set in a medieval European fantasy world. As a knight, you must source your weapons and food on-site as you strive to reach the bottom of the dungeon.
Unlike traditional RPGs, this is not turn-based; every action unfolds in real-time. Master a variety of weapons found along the way to strike down the monsters that stand in your path.
During your journey, you can recruit fellow knights to join your cause. While a larger party grants a significant tactical advantage, it comes with a catch: more mouths to feed means food supplies will dwindle much faster. Will you build a powerful army or venture cautiously with a small crew? Survival depends on how well you balance combat power with resource management.
Real-Time Action: Fast-paced hack-and-slash combat where your reflexes determine life or death.
Party Formation: Recruit other knights within the dungeon to fight by your side.
Hunger & Resource Management: Food consumption increases with your party size. Constant scavenging is vital for survival.
Random Drops: Discover different weapons, items, and food in every run, forcing you to adapt your strategy on the fly.
Medieval Pixel Art: A beautifully detailed fantasy world brought to life through intricate pixel art.
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean
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