Knight King Assassin

$0.99

Release Date:: Jul 11, 2018
Developer:: Niko Kivilahti
Publisher:: Niko Kivilahti
Platforms:: Windows

Indie Casual Steam Achievements Family Sharing Single-player

About This Game

Knight King Assassin is a minimal puzzle game inspired by rock-paper-scissors and chess. Your objective is to clear the board from all the symbols by moving them while taking into account their place in the hierarchy.

KNIGHT
Defeats Assassin but is defeated by King. Moves horizontally and vertically.

KING
Defeats Knight but is defeated by Assassin. Moves horizontally, vertically and diagonally.

ASSASSIN
Defeats King but is defeated by Knight. Moves only diagonally.

DEATH
Knight, King and Assassin symbols have their designated Death symbols.
Destroys itself and the designated symbol. Immovable.

+ More symbols that are introduced later as the game goes on.
+ Minimalist style.
+ 30 Levels.

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User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Positive

8 user reviews

100%

Positive

User #951183 english

34 min at review

Recommended

I love the minimalistic approach. Starts simple but turns into a big noodle scratcher as you advance! Lots of challenge and definitely worth the price!

User #949927 english

1 hrs at review

Recommended

Awesome game! Even thought the game has simple idea, there is still quite a bit of challenge to pass the levels. Also the RPS (rock-paper-scissors) with chess make a really good and interesting twist. Definetely recommend to buy this game if you like puzzles or chess even a bit.

User #932683 english

20 min at review

Recommended

Simple and appealing style in both visuals and gameplay.

User #751862 english

1 hrs at review

Recommended

Fun casual game, very simple concept. Not too difficult, but it definitely makes you think a little. Worth the $1

User #083559 english

1 hrs at review

Recommended

Not bad

User #614707 english

5 min at review

Recommended

Nowhere did I see any mention of the R-key being needed to reset a level if you get stuck. Am I missing something? Is it documented somewhere? I think it needs to be made more obvious.