
Knights of Tartarus is a role-playing game where you enter the underworld to fight off a legendary order of knights and save the world. To have a chance, you will need monsters to teach you their spells, craft items, solve puzzles and even compete against your rival.
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Languages: English, Spanish - Spain, Spanish - Latin America, Portuguese - Brazil
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Knights of Tartarus is a slightly unpolished, but overall extremely fun homage to game-boy colour JRPGs. The combat is simple, but satisfying. Mage seems to be absurdly powerful with 6 spells and the busted life drain (Seriously, only thing that stops this spell from turning the game's difficulty off is it doesn't trigger if you KO'd the enemy on one hit). Endgame puzzles mean the game starts to wear out it's welcome a tad, (especially since I think a few I needed to solve via a glitch). But overall, a very fun RPG that succeeds in it's brevity and rock solid mechanical core even if it is often let down on the technical side.
A really good RPG game that takes you back to the old school era. It's an NES styled game, with puzzle elements and a big world to explore. If you're an old school games lover, I would recommend giving it a shot.
Fun game! Really cute :)
Knights of Tartarus captures a nostalgic retro feel while also putting its own spin on things. The game's atmosphere feels a little like Undertale, but it's shorter and less ambitious. It also keeps things a little too simple for my liking in terms of both mechanics and character advancement. Overall, given my appreciation for classic RPGs, I found it easy to become engrossed and lose track of time with KoT for several hours at a time.
A love letter to the Gameboy Color. Very faithful to the limitations of the hardware and will pick at the nostalgia nerve for games like Zelda or Dragon Quest III. There seem to be a few bugs in the game, such as the hero's ogre sprite remaining after taking off the Ogre Pendant, but it doesn't affect gameplay. Definitely get! You won't regret it.
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