King Arthur: Knight’s Tale – -apkrig
Arthur and Mordred fell. They killed each other in a ruthless fight, but their mutual hatred did not end there. Fate wanted it differently, so he kept them alive so they could continue to walk around. However, Arthur has disappeared and you in the role of Mordred have to track him down and definitely lose his life. You will start dreaming of your plans from the ruins of Camelot, to which you will eventually restore your glory.
At the famous Round Table, you will gather dozens of faithful knights. From here you will have an overview of the situation in the world, you will send your minions on various missions and throw yourself into dangerous expeditions.
King Arthur: Knight’s Tale combines a lot of interesting elements. On the one hand, the creators promise deep RPG systems and are not afraid to compare them to large RPG games – each of your knights has its own tree of skills and with the help of a loot you take care of their equipment, and therefore the possibilities in combat.
On the other hand, you will have turn-based battles with various poor people, but also bosses who will stand in your way behind the potentially happy ending of your story. And on the third hand, there is also the management of your background, ie Camelot.
In the preliminary approach, only a fraction of these systems will be tested. Story missions are available everywhere from two of the planned twenty, there are also several side quests, out of 30 intended heroes and their five classes, you will taste seven brave out of four classes, you will fly to the fifth level and you will hardly sniff to manage Camelot.
However, the creators of the Neocore Games studio do not expect King Arthur: Knight’s Tale to stick out in early access for years. Their intention is only months and a full release of the game at least on a PC this year, while the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X / S consoles should be seen later.
The ticket for preliminary access costs 35 euros and the first user responses seem to be very positive. Will we see King Arthur among the best strategies and / or RPGs at the end of the year?
