King Arthur: Knight's Tale

King Arthur: Knight's Tale consists of 2 genres. It is both a turn-based tactical strategy and a classic RPG. There are also roguelike elements. The narrative of this hybrid is non-linear. Users will often have to make moral choices. After completing the main campaign, additional content will be unlocked. As the name suggests, the plot of the project is based on the legend of King Arthur. However, in King Arthur: Knight's Tale, users do not control him and his associates, but Mordred. In this dark fantasy version of the story, the anti-hero manages to kill his nemesis. True, before his death he also managed to deliver a fatal blow, as a result of which both warriors died. The Lady of the Lake soon brought the famous ruler back to life. But he, having already become a different creature, turned her island of Avalon into a nightmarish version of his own Britain. She then revived Mordred, ordering him to finish what he started. Namely, completely eliminate Arthur. An indie project allows you to assemble your own team of Knights of the Round Table. There are 30 people to choose from, divided into 5 classes. Each fighter has his own character. They can conflict with each other and react differently to player decisions. If they don’t really like something, some will simply want to leave, while others will try to betray. Users assemble squads of their charges and send them on missions. Between missions, warriors spend some time healing wounds and recovering from illnesses. In battle, they gain loot and level up (they all have a personal skill tree). Death in this game is final, so a mistake made in a duel can be fatal and lead to the loss of a valuable frame. In addition, there is construction going on here. Users rebuild Camelot and expand their capabilities in the construction of specific buildings.