Knightfall: Death and Taxes

The first complain is about Knightfall: Death and Taxes’s gameplay because it completely copies the prior installments. Each tower is comprised of a series of stages where your main goal is collecting all the keys and finding the way out. This is cracked by clicking on and broking clusters of three or more colored blocks. Honestly, we have mixed emotions about this game. On the one hand, we could define this hybrid as a paragon of the best classical role playing traditions. We believe this fact could be fully appreciate only by a nostalgic persons.

On the other hand, there is nothing to mark out or to point out. Mediocracy and repetitiveness of the game scenes back us in the early 80’s. From the wonderful 3D graphics to the gripping gameplay, this title looks rather weak. If you have nothing against medieval artwork and play, you can try it, but it could hardly become your favorite one. Hey, developers, wake up! It is time to show us something new, addictive or at least interesting. We are really sick and tired of this sort of cheesy issues. Muddy illustrious and lack of flashy effects are not able to win game’s heart. Dear developers, mind this fact please!