Knights Fight 2

Poppa rambo Lopez

This game has caught my interest. It's a great game. But you had to put ads just about after every match. That really kills the want to play the next match. Maybe if you out ads that you learn a little something, educate on some facts that may be useful. But to have to watch these lame repetitive ads has forced me to uninstall the game. I'm sorry to do that, great game though, placing when you have to watch an ad is a really poor choice. Hopefully this changes.

Word Master Isarus

I'll start off by saying that this game does have fun mechanics, but the gameplay loop is an entirely different story... The enemies begin to get astronomically higher level than you and the game barely gives you enough appropriately leveled items to stay afloat. Skill does play a part in this game —which is nice— but the enemy often is much better off than you, unless you spend a TON of actual money to get ahead. Also, can't play anymore because of permanent infinite loading bug, so yeah...

Anthony Maywood

Game has a solid foundation and definitely room to grow. Controls are easy to pick up and takes some time to master. Only gripe I have with the game is that it throws micro transactions in your face most of the time. I understand that mobile games need then, as they are really the only income for the team, however I do think that some of the micros could be combined into one. Such as owning the subscription also gets you the season pass. I look forward to seeing where they take the game

rgm79bluedestiny

The computer jumps to where you about to hit cause a lot of times you have to hit the attack button twice to get your character to attack. The drunken knight who insulted the king fights like it has never touched a sip of alcohol ever. And if you beat it in one round goes into go mode, and smashes you. A lot of times you have your block icon I. The right position, but the game registers it as a successful hit against your character. More to come if needed.

WardenMain90

The game is pretty good, except I can't give five stars because of a certain level that 100% of the time always crashes on me, I just got on and when I loaded into the level, it crashed after a few seconds of gameplay, I don't remember the name but it looked like a graveyard, I've crashed a total of 10 times I have only lost 1 time since downloading yesterday, I wouldn't mind a whole lot if crashing meant didn't mean an instant loss, It also takes my energy as well, doesn't give it back.

T B

Fantastic game! Only flaw is that it sometimes take 20 to 40 attempts to open the game, getting stuck loading on the title screen. At times it can take an hour to load back in after dozens of pointless attempts to reload the game. Its a glaring, obnoxious, flaw; but that game really is quite amazing when you can load in!

Drew M

Good controls and solid concept. I'd like to give a full 5 stars but I'm having an issue with the graphics. They started out wonderful and then auto set to low quality and I cannot find a setting to manually change graphics back to high or medium. Also I feel like the death animations could be better or last longer. As it is it feels anti-climactic when a defeated opponent just quickly falls out of camera frame. Maybe add more gore and unique unlockable finishing moves, better camera angles?

Ack Ack

I love the game, it's extremely fun and I can forsee myself playing it a lot. Like a mobile For Honor that allows for much more in depth knight customization. However, I must only use 4 stars simply because it seems on the fringe of P2W. 30 minute timers on chests, only 3 chests can be stored at a time, an energy bar where you need to wait for more energy. Not to mention the battle pass. I love the game, but would not recommend to anyone who is impatient.

Jay

I really want to like this game, but I don't like some of the p2w methods they chose. First off, there's an energy system. Secondly, there are chests that take forever to open. You can watch ads or pay money to open them faster. You can only hold 3 chests at once. I hate that, it limits one's progress. Furthermore, the most emphasized paid option is a monthly subscription that costs $65 a year. Idk it's just I hate artificial energy and chest ceilings, and subscription services.