The weekend is approaching and they begin to arrive at the App Store y Google Play the new games with which to enjoy it even more, and although there are other interesting options that we will also make a mention of, this time it stands out without a doubt King's knight, the classic role-playing game, spin off of final Fantasy, which returns 30 years later as a game for mobile devices and that we can test now free.
King's Knight returns with the same game mechanics but totally renewed graphics
If you knew the RPG original (released in the mid-80s), you will already know what you can expect from it, but those who may not be surprised to discover, with a title that immediately makes us think of a story of medieval fantasy, and of course there is a lot of that, but as far as game mechanics are concerned it was a shooter, with a top-down perspective, something that has not changed in this new version.
But do not expect a port as is of the original title, because there are changes, and very notable, in the graphic section, and although it will not be ideal for the most nostalgic, it must be recognized that the result at a visual level is really good and the world that we are going to explore killing dragons and others does not lose an iota of charm because of it.
Free for iOS and Android, although with in-app purchase
The renewal in the graphic section is not the only thing that changes, in any case. We already told you at the beginning, that we can free download both iOS as if to Android, but as you can imagine, this has a not so good side, and that is that in-app purchases have been introduced, which is one of the most controversial aspects of the game, although at this point in life, it is not something that we cannot say that it is exactly a surprise and not the freemium model is not so aggressive here as to hinder the gaming experience too much.
Of course, it does not hurt to be prepared for a sudden increase in difficulty once we have overcome the introduction that will invite us to accelerate the process of recruiting heroes and unlocking improvements (a fundamental part of the game, as it happens with any RPG worth its salt, but also a perfect occasion to introduce this type of hook) with real money.
Other releases to consider for the weekend
Although everyone is talking about King's knight It doesn't hurt to note that there have been some other interesting releases, and we don't want to miss out on making a mention of Iron MarinesThis is a paid game, launched by the creators of Kingdom Rush and that is especially dedicated to fans of RTS and, more specifically, StarCraft. And we also have a new game of what by now is already a video game franchise in itself, Adventure Time, in which we will have to recruit heroes and then face other users in turn-based combat.
