Gem of a game, Basically a medieval Xcom in an Arthurian dark fantasy setting. Choices are meaninful, and the Tactical combat is great, only caveat is a bit too much exploration in non randomly generated maps, which might make it less interesting after the 2nd playthrough but still, Highly recommended.

Fantastic TRPG. Don't go in thinking it's XCOM. It's similar, but you don't create/customize Your Dudes. These are all their own characters, that you can level and customize abilities on. Occasional FPS drop no matter what graphics the game is set at is the only downside. It's not even that bad, just mildly annoying. Good game, play it.

Overall great game, definitely deserves more attention. Very solid core gameplay. Strong combat mechanics, character and base management, itemization and lovingly crafted setting on top of it all. The game did a lot of little things just right, and most importantly, it showed this dev team is very capable and could possibly create a banger eventually. I just think there are some issues here that should not be repeated in possible future titles. First, the lenght and general pacing of the game. It's too long for the amount of content variety it can offer. Knight's Tale pretty much entirely consists of combat, and while it's good, the latter half of the game didn't inroduce nearly enough to keep it fresh. Only way to have fun in late game is to willingly experiment and constantly rotate your squads. If you manage to create an OP team, well, you'll be yawning all the way till there's a major difficulty spike. Thank god you can speed up all combat animations. Seriously, would be borderlin...

its xcom but with swords ! for the round table!

A simple RPG tactical game where the basics of positioning, team composition and tactics matter with just enough RPG and building elements to keep you invested.

It was good until towards he last 10 or so quests, when I started experiencing frequent crashes. I pushed through (so much frustration) and finally finished the main game. Now I'm playing the quests after and it's gone downhill so much. Constant crashes, so many different bugs (unreachable enemies that make battles impossible to complete, do any kind of melee charge attack on a bone cage that just stops the game altogether, etc.) The decline in effort by the devs towards the end of the game and everything thereafter is evident.

Amazing game!

After initially having problems with the game not loading correctly (it would open up a loading screen that never loaded), I had to reach out to the developer to fix the issue. I stopped playing a couple of months and the issue seems to have started up all over again. I haven't messed with any settings, so no idea why this game is unplayable again. Not worth playing for me due to always having issues getting into the game.

[h1]A Solid but Overly Long Tactical RPG[/h1] King Arthur: Knight’s Tale is a decent tactical turn-based game that feels quite similar to XCOM. There are five character classes, each serving a different role in combat, and skills unlock across three tiers (levels 5, 10, and 15). The problem is that characters within the same class lack real diversity—their skill sets are nearly identical, just split across the tiers. By the time you reach the final tier, every character in the same class essentially plays the same. The combat itself is fun, but it quickly grows repetitive since the game introduces no new mechanics. Progress becomes a cycle of finishing missions, recruiting new characters, and moving the story forward. Speaking of the story, it didn’t really grab me—but that may be because I’m not deeply familiar with Arthurian lore. The game reimagines the legend as a dark fantasy twist, and I suspect those who know the original tales will appreciate its creativity more...

its a good enough game for the price. it has a good story so far and good game play.