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Rampage Knights 1.8: A New Update for the Co-op Beat 'em Up Game
Rampage Knights, the cooperative beat 'em up game mixed up with randomized dungeon crawling and exploration, has received a new update that adds new features and fixes some bugs. The update, version 1.8, is available now on Steam for $12.99.
The update introduces a new class, the Archer, who can shoot arrows from a distance and use traps and bombs to deal with enemies. The Archer also has a unique ability to summon a hawk that can scout ahead and attack foes. The update also adds a new dungeon theme, the Castle, which is filled with knights, archers, catapults and other medieval hazards. The Castle also has a new boss, the King, who is armed with a powerful sword and shield.
Other changes in the update include improved online multiplayer stability, new achievements, new items and spells, balance tweaks and bug fixes. The developers, Rake in Grass, have also announced that they are working on a sequel to Rampage Knights, which will feature more classes, more dungeons, more enemies and more co-op fun.
Rampage Knights is a game that can be played alone or with a friend online. The game is inspired by classics like Golden Axe and Binding of Isaac. The player controls a hero who is trapped by a spell in a magical forest and has to find a way out through a ruined castle infested with goblins, skeletons and other foul creatures. The game features randomly generated environments, dozens of weapons and spells, long term progress and full controller support.
If you are looking for a co-op game that offers frenetic action, rogue-like elements and humor, you might want to check out Rampage Knights 1.8 on Steam.
What do the players and critics say about Rampage Knights 1.8?
Rampage Knights 1.8 has received mostly positive reviews from both players and critics, who praised the game's co-op mode, humor, variety and replay value. The game currently has a Very Positive rating on Steam, with over 2,000 user reviews, and a Metascore of 80 on Metacritic, based on 4 critic reviews.
Some of the positive comments from the players include:
- "This game is awesome! It's like a mix of Golden Axe, Castle Crashers and Binding of Isaac. The co-op mode is super fun and hilarious, especially with the random curses and blessings. The game is challenging but fair, and there's always something new to discover."
- "One of the best co-op games I've ever played. The gameplay is simple but addictive, the graphics are charming and colorful, the music is catchy and fitting, and the humor is spot on. The game never gets boring thanks to the randomization and the different classes and items."
- "A great game for fans of beat 'em ups and roguelikes. The game has a lot of content and replay value, with different dungeons, enemies, bosses, weapons, spells and items. The game is also very funny, with silly references, jokes and curses. The co-op mode is a blast, either online or local."
Some of the positive comments from the critics include:
- "Rampage Knights is a very good choice for beat-'em-up fans who are looking for something a little different. The roguelike elements blend in well with the combat, and while the game is difficult, it feels fair in both co-op and solo play. Though there is inherent grind in the formula, there are enough rewards that it feels worthwhile." - Worthplaying
- "Rampage Knights is a fun nostalgia trip and priced right at $11.99. Thereâs lots to do, and the throwback to Golden Axe is most welcome. If youâre interested in a trip down memory lane to side scrolling beatâem ups of days past, or youâre a fan of Roguelikes , then Rampage Knights is well worth the look." - TechRaptor
- "Rampage Knights is a great example of how to make a roguelike beat 'em up that is both accessible and deep. The game offers a lot of variety and challenge, with different classes, items, spells and enemies to keep things fresh. The game also has a lot of personality and humor, with funny curses, references and dialogues. The co-op mode is a must-play, as it adds even more fun and chaos to the mix." - Nintendo Life