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Meet the Floppy Knights: tangible projections summoned from floppy disks! Tactics fuse with card game mechanics as Phoebe and Carlton, a brilliant young inventor & her robot-arm bestie, square off in turn-based battles. Select your Knights, hone your deck, and execute your strategy for victory!

Floppy Knights is a turn-based strategy, deckbuilding and female protagonist game developed by Rose City Games and published by Rose City Games and wiip.
Released on May 24th 2022 is available on Windows and MacOS in 12 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America and Traditional Chinese.

It has received 370 reviews of which 299 were positive and 71 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.6 out of 10. 😊

The game is currently priced at 5.03€ on Steam with a 70% discount.

The Steam community has classified Floppy Knights into these genres:

Turn-Based Strategy Deckbuilding Female Protagonist Card Battler Strategy Turn-Based Tactics Family Friendly Indie Card Game Turn-Based Tactical Singleplayer Action Cute Turn-Based Combat Cartoon Colorful 2D Fantasy Funny

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System requirements

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Windows

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS *: Windows 7 64 bit
Processor: Intel H81 core i3 4130T 2.90GHZ (dual core)
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: Intel HD 4400
Storage: 2 GB available space
Additional Notes: Floppy Knights does not require Floppy Disks to be played.

MacOS

OS: Sierra
Processor: i5
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Storage: 2 GB available space
Additional Notes: Floppy Knights does not require Floppy Disks to be played.

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Nov. 2024

An uncomplicated, entry-level turn-based strategy game along the likes of Advance Wars and Fire Emblem, splashed with uncomplicated, entry-level deck-building mechanics. While that's certainly a mouth full, for anyone with interests in either turn-based strategy games or deck-builder games, there's just about enough content to earn their interest, without having the complementing aspect hold back the enjoyment of either. In fact both elements go hand in hand really well, making me wonder about an Advance Wars type of game that allows the player to customise deployment options and powers, layering on the depths of tactics and strategy. It's genuinely an exciting thought, though regretfully not something Floppy Knights manages to realise. As a very beginner friendly entry into turn-based strategy, Floppy Knights doesn't fully capitalise on its own potential. Instead, it offers a slow paced campaign, building up to room temperature difficulty level at its peak, stranding the player trained and ready to take on a proper challenge without anything to bite into. Even the challenge stages timidly crank up the difficulty, which is a shame. The main campaign allows players to tackle the stages completely free form, and to the game's credit, the stages allow for success using a variety of approaches, even if the player slapdashes their deck together. The challenge stages however locks the player into a pre-build deck, which should allow for a more strategy minded approach. Sadly, safe for just a couple of puzzle like stages, the decks are very obvious in their approach, with the penultimate challenge stage presenting an RNG nightmare. Maybe it was my approach, but out of all the stages in the entire game, that's the only one I didn't enjoy playing through. Another gripe, some of the later stages wield large amounts of enemy units, each of which take (or skip) a turn, resulting in tedious waits between moments of player agency. Finally, by the end of the game, the player unlocks the last playing card, with only the previously completed stages to return to. It feels like a missed opportunity to leave fully fledged Floppy masters without something like a Hard mode or New Game+ to flex their skills and cards. Dressing up Floppy Knights is a charming visual style, instantly recognised from Dicey Dungeons, with the artist clearly showing improvement and refinement in style and animation. True to its children's storybook appearance, the story and writing are easily accessible for younger gamers, which I appreciate for the otherwise lack of gateways into the turn based strategy library of games out there. Arguably it could be said I'm therefore not the target demographic, but in my experience the dialogue, story and characters can't match either the charm of the visual style or even the ankle deep depth of strategy gameplay. On a tangential aside to that, given the appeal to a younger gamer public, why floppies? Certainly a demographic undoubtedly unfamiliar to the now near ancient storage devices. Thematically the story doesn't have an in-universe explanation for them either, other than the units are stored digitally. And knights? Two out of the over twenty units available to the player could be considered knights in appearance, but they're mostly all small monsters. So wouldn't something like Digital Monsters be more properly descriptive? Like, Digi-Monsters... oh. Scratch that. Floppy is a cute word though, I would thoroughly enjoy something called FloppyMon. All that said, Floppy Knights offers a brief, enjoyable stint into the turn-based strategy and deck-building realm, though only dipping its toes into its possible depths. If you're unfamiliar with either genre, the foray might just prepare you for the challenges games like Advance Wars, War Groove, Fire Emblem and Final Fantasy Tactics present, as it might leave you hungry for more. More experienced players like myself are more likely to devour poor Floppy Knights whole, but I can't deny I enjoyed my time with it, steamrolling the achievements. Go give it a look, maybe a play ~ 6/10

Sept. 2024

Short turn-based deck builder. Not challenging enough and combat is slow. Cute art style though.

Aug. 2024

Great little puzzle game with awesome art! It seems like there aren't very many levels but once you start unlocking the side quests and puzzles they add up to a decent amount. My one gripe is I wish each region had more levels. You unlock cards that ate better in those regions that don't apply as much later. I'm only halfway through though so maybe this improves.

Aug. 2024

I don't usually like deck-builders. This is probably one of the best deck-builders I've played. I love turn-based tactical combat. This is also probably one of the best turn-based games I've played. This game's a stand out in both style and substance. The artstyle, music, writing, humour, character design... it's all great. It just oozes with charm. And the gameplay is just so tight and satisfying. I honestly can't find any flaws in this game other than the fact that it ends, which at the same time is a pro since too many games become endless time sinks that become less and less fun over time. This game has enough content to justify its full price and them some, and it's some of the most fun I've had playing anything in a long time.

May 2024

This deckbuilding game is fun in some areas but mostly frustrating. + challenges are actually fun + has some fun deck. Overall, A good game w/ many game design flaws: - fast forward still slows. - there are so many useless cards. - wasted potential on other decks - RNG (drawing cards and enemy behaviour) - Diagonal and straight only for movement. - unsatisfactory stats of heroes. for completionists, this game is actually frustrating but manageable.

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-70% 16.79€ 5.03€

7.6

299

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Developer

Rose City Games

Publisher

Rose City Games, wiip

Release 24 May 2022

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