Knights in Tight Spaces

前作もやりましたがやはり楽しい…！銃DLCが好きだった人には特におすすめしたいです。弓と魔法は仲間と十字砲火し放題なので楽しいですよ！ それとカード削除のコストが60コイン固定になったのでデッキ圧縮が簡単になったのがいいですね。お気に入りのコンボを振り回して敵をボコボコにしましょう。 多くのレビューで書かれてるようなテンポの悪さは自分は気にならなかったです（アプデが入ったのかな？）

Простенькая, рандомная, за пару часов проходится сюжетка. В бесконечном режиме уткнулся в глюк на 30 уровне: не спавнятся противники. Скриншот на память о часах размышлений и ощущение разочарования. При такой цене наивно было ждать чего-то приятного. Но запоротой башни не ждал.

It does feel limiting trying to play with a single hand of cards and having only 1 or 2 of your 3 members be able to use 1/2 of them based on equipped weaponry, or lack thereof. But aside from that it's been a really fun game!

Clever small-area tactics game. Really challenging and requires careful evaluation of possible moves (in combat), and party composition / purchases (outside combat).

Made it through the initial mode with each class, then beat the "traitor" path with a Brawler. The Brawler traitor path wasn't difficult, but it was a slog. Overall, if you enjoyed Fights in Tight spaces, you'll probably enjoy Knights in Tight Space. The game is fun, for a time. The addition of allies made for interesting strategies and combos which kept it interesting and enjoyable. The ability to leave the bounds of realism by switching to a fantasy setting (or at least further stretch the bounds of verisimilitude by adding magic to the universe) also added more flavor and variety. The larger maps make things less "tight space" like, but the inclusion of ranged opponents in those spaces sometimes kept the pressure of limited movement options that at least matched the spirit of "tight spaces." The story was generic, but that is fitting for the "Tight Spaces" style. There are points of genuine humor, though I don't recall anything resulting in true laughing out loud. I did appreciate it though. Side quests are worth doing, not necessarily for the rewards they give, but for the little story vignettes they represent. They're not Shakespeare, but they're entertaining (usually). Overall, I personally would rather play a game where my characters have a fixed set of abilities and I'm not dependent on RNG to determine what I will be able to do on any given turn. That said, for a card-based, grid-based, tactical combat game, it was fun.

I really like the first game and I was a bit worried about the different art style in the second game, but it's really good