
Knights of the Chalice is a 2D RPG with turn-based combat. Create four Adventurers and embark on a bold journey to save the Land from Slavers, Demons, Dragons and other Evil Forces, as your Heroic Party progresses all the way from level 1 to level 20. The free Demo/Tutorial is a unique adventure.
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Languages: English
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good game
This game is fun as heck, it follows the rules of DnD 3.5 but has stripped down a lot of the fluff that makes 3.5 hard to get into for anyone who isn't number crunchy. There is a huge thing I would mention. For anyone who's played a TTRPG or DM'd one there's a certain thing I like to called "Planned Stupidity", basically unless you have a really brutal and mean DM they will tend to make the enemies slightly stupid. Example being if you are downed and rolling death saves the logical choice would be to keep hacking at that one guy till you're dead, or when fighting a group its logical to attack the mages/clerics first but most DMs will have melee combatants fight the party fighters or tank. Games that emulate DnD 3.5 don't have this, unless you position your mages and clerics in a place they can't be hit they will ALWAYS be targeted first regardless of the enemy. Somehow wolves know to attack the mage then the cleric then the fighter. This can lead to situations where your magic folk get dog piled by every single enemy unless you are prepared for it. Other than that I love this game and would recommend playing it
4 1st level characters against dozen or so gnolls and orcs. Sure, I get the idea of not holding the hands, but this is ridiculous.
A great tactical 3.5e game! Encounters are fun and challenging throughout.
This game is a simple D&D 3.5 top-down RPG. The graphics aren't great. The sound isn't great. Despite those drawbacks I loved it, and played it through twice back to back. The story is interesting without being complex. The combats are challenging without being impossible. If you played D&D 3rd, Pathfinder or any of the early Ultima games, you will find a lot of nostalgia here.
Best crpg i already played in my life.
Bought it for the first time back in 2011. Absolutely superb D&D adaptation, only surpassed by KotC 2.
This is the RPG to play for fans of classic fantasy & genuinely difficult, tactical combat with D&D-ish rules (It uses the open license version of D&D 3.5) This game has an average story where you slay lots of evil villains & save the land. It doesn't have fleshed out or developed character. But it does have good exploration, a real artstyle (reminds me of D&D: Warriors of the Eternal Sun) and the combat & character building is genuinely involving and rewarding. Bespoke, hand-crafted combat encounters with a brutal enemy AI that will use spells, abilities, grapples etc and will use them well is the absolute core of this game. It's more difficult than the average RPG, from start to finish. Highly recommended to those that think that sounds appealing. I do not recommend the game so much if you play RPGs mainly for story/characters.
One of the better OGL RPGs to exist as far as I know (although the sequel is better.) Class selection is limited but covers the important bases and the ability to craft your own magic item loadout is really nice
Love this game. Fantastic usage of D&D- one of the best I've come across. Take a simplified Ultima 7 and add the gold box SSI games, and you have this wonderful gem. At points i would go "wow, that's quite advanced for a 90's rpg....oh wait...."
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