Knights and Snails is a game that should have an identity crisis.
It should be a multiplayer CCG-type title with strategic battles, but it
decides to structure itself more like a match-3 game with dozens of levels to
play. The core gameplay concept is so interesting in Knights and Snails, but
then goes in such a weird and ill-fated direction.
It is not so easy to
understand the game without playing it. In the game, you have a team of 12
knights going up against a team of 12 other knights. The imitate player chooses
a knight and the opponent chooses a knight in that same row, then they compete
with each other to win. To score points in this game, you have to do more and
more damage.
If you are able to
score more points at the end, you will win the game. These are just the basics.
There are many aspects that can make even a low-ranked knight dangerous in the
right circumstances. It is a deep game, in spite of its colorful exterior.
There are many things
in Knights and Snails that
can sneak up on you if you are not paying attention to them. The numbers that
define each of the units don't tell the whole story, because a unit might have high defense or a
higher attack score than their low number would indicate. So, it's better to
check what exactly the opposing unit's stats are before each round.
In Knight and Snails,
Chaos is everywhere. Sometimes a strategy gets thrown out the window when you are
just dealing with things like this. If you are a perfectionist, then I think Knights and Snails is not the game for you, as in
this game you are not able to win some battles. But still, there is some fun
strategy to play with.
Overall, Knights and Snails is an
interesting game, but perhaps should have taken a different approach. It can be
a unique battling and collecting game, and instead it exists a single
player-focused experience, monetizing
through little advantages here and there. This strategy is not right for this
game, but at whole, the core game is not bad.
So, what you think
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