Rampage Knights
Rampage Knights is a cooperative beat 'em up game mixed up with randomized dungeon crawling and exploration, which you can play alone or with a friend online.
Rampage Knights is a co-op, action roguelike and action game
developed and published by Rake in Grass.
Released on September 04th 2015 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 3,545 reviews of which 3,284 were positive and 261 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.9 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 12.79€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7/8
- Processor: 1GHz
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: OpenGL 3.2 compatible
- Storage: 150 MB available space
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I got to start by admitting I’m not a fan of this genre, and yet I think this one offers enough laughter (before it gets old) to be worth it’s price, especially if bought on discount. It’s an old-style, beat’em up, dungeon game, for 1-2 players. You basically advance from room to room, destroying everything in your way, collecting money and whatever items suit your selected class and build. There’s no real story. Everything (except the environment’s style, the enemies’ core difficulty and the final boss) gets randomized in every 2-3h main playthrough and in most of the extra available game modes. You might end up being totally OP or completely hopeless and there are so many variations that I haven’t seen everything after ~40h. Graphics and animations are very simple, in a cartoony art-style, and so are the music and the sound effects. It all aims to be funny, ridiculous and exaggerated. Also note that achievements in this game offer buffs that considerably effect your gameplay.
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125+ hours of playtime, so here's a review. There are a few negatives as with any game, but remains to be an underrated masterpiece to this day nonetheless. Been playing this game for ages, and keep on coming back after having completed most achievements. Ended up gifting this game to atleast 3 people until they absolutely got sick of it! (haha) Please do not refrain from buying this game by reading the negatives, but they should not be disregarded! There's a hope that one day the developers look at them and improve some of them. Now some pain points [*] Co-op is limited to 2 players : This is very disappointing considering the co-op mode of this game is one of the best out there, easily rivalling Portal 2 (despite it being very different), which is often the popular go-to that gets mentioned when someone brings up co-op. Other than that it runs smoothly, no bugs whatsoever, no connection issues, it works great overall as it is. Just a shame about the limit. Maybe it gets unbalanced (probably harder on insane), but at this point, just throw a warning on the screen and who cares! It's better than having to lock someone out of playing entirely. [*] Some magical items are complete trash, while others are beyond overpowered : the nature of the Roguelike, or is it? Items like Rain of arrows and the Arcane orb are mostly useless compared to the rest because they have no synergy with anything. It's fine to make items weak as long as there is some use for them, but there simply doesn't appear to be any for some (at the point where you are better off not using them at all). In other aspects of the game, this is actually very well designed. Potions that give negative effects such as the murky water can be very strong paired with other items, making them very useful under certain conditions. There are few items in this game that are completely pointless to use, but most of them are magic items that should feel special if anything. [*] Short playthrough on low difficulties: One or two extra levels with a reimagined final boss battle would have been perfect.. The boss battle on its own is a little bit underwhelming. Phase one and two do not feel much more special than other fights, and phase 3 feels like a completely different game. It is acceptable but not great. Insane makes the cumulative levels feel a lot more rewarding. The game is not really about beating the boss, but more about getting as far as you can and having fun whilst reaching the boss. [*] Some achievements feel like a timesink : Some are a bit too rng, and I would have preferred that they were spread out as multiple difficult achievements. Unlocking an achievement that unlocks higher pet damage, but not being able to do it on the class that revolves around having pets makes little sense. Some of these do not feel optional as they impact gameplay directly (ups and downs there). [*] Losing your weapons in any game is lame: This game is no different. Randomly getting your hard earned weapon turned into a carrot without warning or prevention mechanism during an endless run is soulcrushing. Not only that, you get NO replacement for absolutely forever, and your entire playstyle is demolished. Does NOT apply to regular game-modes. I have limited these, because there is just way too much good stuff in this game to go over in one comment And now for some strong points: [*] Most items compliment each other beautifully, in countless ways. [*] High skill ceiling that makes combat feel extremely rewarding at the highest difficulty: You can still get somewhere even if your rng is complete trash, yet you can still become insanely powerful with the right combinations of items. THIS is how a roguelike should be! [*] This game jests you ALL the time: There are many many funny interactions to experience. The (simple) artstyle compliments this beautifully. Definitely had a few good laughs with friends whilst in a voice-chat. [*] Fantastic audio designs, from the music to the quacks. : Great music that doesn't get all too repetitive despite hearing it a hundred times: Complimented by funny sound effects yet again. QUACK! QUACK! [*] Passionate devs : The developers continued to update the game a few times after its release, introducing some great new features such as endless mode. [*] Lots of different ways to play: Classes, item and combo choices, attack sequences etc. [*] Every victory feels rewarding and satisfactory. [*] The random generation is mostly perfect : I believe there is one mandatory spike trap that is impossible to get through without getting hit if you are playing the wrong class and you are unlucky, which is a bit lame. Any other shouldn't get you hard stuck though.
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It is a fun game if you like a beat them up and random chance of getting OP equipments to mix and match. Probably might be more fun if you have a friend to join you for goofy things
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Rampage Knights throws you headfirst into a wild mix of genres. It's a beat 'em up at its core, but with the strategic twists of a roguelike and the thrill of dungeon crawling. Players choose from an array of quirky heroes, each with their own unique abilities and playstyles, before embarking on a quest to conquer the treacherous depths of the dungeon. The controls are intuitive, allowing for seamless combat maneuvers, dodges, and special attacks. The environments are richly detailed, teeming with atmospheric touches that immerse players in the fantastical realm of the dungeon. With its procedurally generated levels, diverse roster of heroes, and myriad of weapons and items to discover, Rampage Knights offers endless replayability. Every playthrough presents new challenges and surprises, encouraging players to experiment with different strategies and character builds. Whether you're a seasoned adventurer or a newcomer to the world of pixelated mayhem, this game is sure to captivate with its blend of action-packed gameplay and rogue-lite elements.
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Didn't start like a game I would play a lot, but that changed! The more you play, the more silly ways you find to cheese the game. And by now I am eager to complete it.
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Online players
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Developer
Rake in Grass
Publisher
Rake in Grass
Release
04 Sep 2015
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