Knight's Retreat

Милая недорогая головоломка, основанная на механике шахмат. Версия раннего доступа содержит три локации с головоломками (чуть больше 50 уровней), проходится за пару часов. За свои деньги отличная игрушка. Из пожеланий могу добавить, что кнопку отмены хода нужно сделать многоразовой, особенно если уровни будут усложняться по количеству ходов.

My Playtime: 2.4h (100% achievement, finished the game) Grindy Achievement(s): No. Optional Achievement(s): No. Difficult Achievement(s): No. Intro Knights Retreat is a puzzle game that uses Chess piece movement. You need to move the Knights to reach the goal without moving to the same tile twice. Pros: - 80 levels - Simple, easy to understand levels Cons: - Unable to undo more than one move Specs Intel Core i5-9300H 2.40GHz, 8GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Should you buy this game? Yes. If you enjoy a simple and short puzzle game to work out your brain a bit, buy this game. In-Depth Review Visuals Knight's Retreat uses low-poly, 3D visuals. I found the lava in one of the biomes to be too bright for my eyes, although it's not to the point that it's distracting my gameplay. The UI is made simple and without many words, making it look neat and clean. The Game Gameplay Knight's Retreat is a puzzle game. If you know how to play Chess, you can play this game right away. However, the game doesn't tell you how to move the Chess pieces, so you need to look that up before playing if you don't know about it. A lot of Chess pieces will be scattered on the level, with limited tiles that you can step on. Your task is to move the colored Knights to the yellow-colored tile. However, there is a catch. If you move the colored Knights, the last tile that the Knight stepped on will be destroyed, and you won't be able to use it anymore. This gives more challenge once the pieces that you need to move increase, especially since you need to move the non-colored pieces around so that the colored Knights can reach their goal. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2464183873 The game does a good job of making the game bearable to play within one sitting. No levels are ever too big for me. The bigger levels are still up to the point where it's manageable—it's a medium size at best, and there aren't that many of these levels. Whenever the game provides a bigger level, it always follows up with a smaller level afterward to refresh your brain from the overwork. The game doesn't seem to overuse a lot of mechanics and tries to keep it simple by making each level unique. The game has 80 levels in total, with new mechanics added as you progress. There aren't many noteworthy mechanics—most of them are just simple switches, which is probably for the best to keep the game simple. Length and Difficulty I finished the game in 2.4h. Most levels are easy to solve. Others might require you to work your brain a bit, but it never got to the point where it's too difficult for me. Conclusion Knight's Retreat is the perfect brain teaser game that you can finish in one sitting. It's only ~3h long, and while most levels are easy to solve, it'll force your brain to think a bit. I'd recommend buying it if you want to play a short puzzle game.

I got this game for free and was still barely worth the time invested IMHO. Wouldn't pay for this, puzzles are lackluster and quite easy to go through. As someone not knowledged greatly in chess was still easy to complete. As someone who enjoys being puzzled by puzzle games, I cannot recommend