FIGHT KNIGHT

[h2]Unique button-mashing brawler in a gorgeous retro world[/h2] At first glance, I thought this was basically a first-person game where you freely controlled the camera with the mouse. Turns out I completely missed that it’s actually a grid-based movement game — which, to be fair, the description clearly says. That’s on me. That said, I highly recommend playing with a controller instead of a keyboard. The movement and combat just feel much more natural that way. Now, onto the actual game. It’s beautiful, stylish, and surprisingly fun. This is one of the craziest button-mashing indie games I’ve played in a long time. The combat revolves around learning special moves, punching, dodging, and reacting quickly to enemy attacks. It sounds simple on paper, but the game can get genuinely intense because it heavily tests your reflexes and response time. If you enjoy fast-paced combat and retro-inspired visuals, this is definitely worth checking out. [h2]8/10[/h2] [h3][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45905648-Gork%2527s-Game-Grind/]Check out my curated list of games[/url][/h3]

I got this game with a bundle and started it with zero expectations. 15 hours later and it became one of the best games I played on my steam deck. If you like punch out, exploring dungeons and retro graphics, this game is a must. The fighting offers a lot of alternatives, keeping it engaging almost throughout the whole game. It can be repetitive near the end, as by that point you would be used to most of the enemies patterns. Overall, a surprising purchase, full of care for the world, characters, and combat. Would recommend to anyone that is curious and wants something different.