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• gamedeal user

  Dec 5, 2021

  This is the 4th time I've bought Shovel Knight.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 11, 2014

  I cannot recommend Shovel Knight [spoiler]enough[/spoiler] because it fails [spoiler]at being bad[/spoiler] so hard. You might as well grab 15€ from your wallet and burn it [spoiler]if you are a fool[/spoiler]. You will get no joy from this [spoiler]if you don't have what it takes, you little[/spoiler] piece of garbage. I don't want to go anywhere near this game [spoiler]if I don't have enough time to sit back and properly enjoy it[/spoiler] again. I assure you that you will feel the same. The 8-bit music will drive you insane [spoiler]with nostalgia[/spoiler], the controls are disgusting[spoiler]ly good, especially if you have a decent controller[/spoiler], the art looks like it was made by an 8-year-old [spoiler]prodigy genius blessed by angels[/spoiler]. All in all, I rate this game 1 [spoiler]if we're using a simplistic binary rating system where 1 means 'recommend', and 0 means 'do not recommend'[/spoiler]. Buy Shovel Knight if you are a sucker [spoiler]for games that are good[/spoiler].
• gamedeal user

  Oct 19, 2022

  Shovel of Hope: A game that reminds me I like video games and not just buying them out of addiction.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 29, 2014

  [b]Did you have a good childhood as a gamer?[/b] Buy this game immediately. [b]Did you have a s***ty childhood as a gamer?[/b] Buy this game to make up for lost time. [b]Are you still a child yourself?[/b] Beg your elders to buy this game for you.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 20, 2022

  Shovel Knight Treasure Trove is a great game and a must-have for platformer/metroidvania/side-scroller fans. With its 4 unique campaigns you're sure to find one that you will enjoy. Having completed all of them, I'd like to share my in-depth thoughts for each campaign and help you find out which of them might be best for you and if you should pick up this game. Shovel of Hope : In this campaign we play as a titular hero - Shovel Knight. This is probably the first campaign people start when they pick up the game and what can I say? I really enjoyed it. Shovel Knight's moveset is easy to grasp and feels polished. His simple moveset is complemented by relics, which give players a lot of unique abilities and make the character skillset feel complete. Combat and platforming experience feels good, but I think the combat is a bit better. Shovel Knight also has some of the coolest boss-fights I've got to play, really well-designed and challenging in a fair way. The ost's are catchy and I really like the retro-colored pixel art-style. Story - it is quite simple, but in a good way and I think it fits game's general lighthearted aesthetic The only critique I really have is that while difficulty is fair throughout, there is one thing that feels simply unfair. Upon death Shovel Knight drops bags of gold that he can retrieve, but sometimes they can get stuck somewhere simply unreachable, which can get really frustrating. I recommend spending your gold on items before accessing certain levels so that you won't lose your time. This applies to all the campaigns. Plague of Shadows : This one was a tough start for me, but after some time I think it's pretty good. Level-wise it is unfortunately the least unique campaign since you mostly play throughout the same levels as Shovel Knight that are slightly modified to fit the Plague Knight's playstyle. Speaking of his playstyle - Plague Knight starts difficult to grasp. His platforming can be hard and frustrating, but it simply takes some time to master it. Contrary to level-design, his combat skillset might be one of the most unique and advanced in the entire game. Plague Knight can create different type of bombs using variety of casings, powders and fuses that you can obtain. You can create a lot of cool bomb combinations and it is fun to try finding the best solutions for different situations. If you value freedom in your playstyle or you simply crave chaos, then I definitely recommend this campaign for you. Plague Knight's combat and healing capabilities make most boss fights a breeze. Unlike combat, you won't find as much ease in Plague Knight's platforming - it is really a mixed bag in my opinion, had some of the most frustrating moments in the game, but once you master it, it's manageable, but still I wouldn't call it fun. I really enjoyed this campaign's story and I think it's sweet. Basically you're seeing the same world from a new perspective and embark on your own quest as Plague Knight. There's also a really cool, unique hub area. Specter of Torment : It is the shortest campaign in the game, but also one of my favorites. Specter of Torment is a must-play for those looking for platforming-focused gameplay. It has some of the most fun and dynamic platforming in the entire game! Specter Knight's combat also feels really good, it's satisfying and effective. Similarly to Shovel Knight, Specter Knight's moveset is complemented by curios (his version of relics). His curios are a great addition and I like how the game gives you a little area to test them out after purchasing them. Unlike Plague of Shadows - Specter of Torment stages are noticably different from their original iterations and some are completely new, which feels really refreshing. Additionally stages have new enemies and some of the bosses have new attacks unique to this campaign! Stages also have remixed version of original music tracks. + Specter Knight's hub world is amazing! I absolutely enjoyed this campaign story - it's interesting and really tragic. Specter Knight is probably one of the most engrossing characters in the game. Overall I highly recommend this campaign, it is the most polished and fun. King of Cards : This one was also a tough start for me, but oh boy did it change. By the end of my playthrough it became one of my favorite campaigns! King Knight is the most unique and also the funniest campaign in the game. His gameplay consists of two parts normal stages and card game called Joustus. At first I was really skeptical about both of them, but it just took me some time to warm up to them. Let's start with his platforming. I'll be honest - at first it felt really rough and I hated it, but after finishing the game I think I can say that he has the second best platforming moveset and some of the best platforming sections in the entire game! His platforming moveset is really simple, but it works extremely well and is really fun (especially in mid- and end-game). His combat is also simple, but yet again works really well. Just like the previous campaigns, his skillset is complemented by heirlooms (King Knight's equivalent of relics) and I've got to admit - heirlooms are one of the best and funniest ability items. King of Cards also has few new, unique boss-fights, some of which being the most fast-paced and difficult in the entire game. The second half of King of Cards gameplay consists of the card game Joustus, in which you have to claim more gems than your opponent by pushing your cards onto the gems. Each card has arrows which indicate the direction they can push other cards and some have unique abilities. At first it felt really mediocre to me, but once I grasped the mechanics it just kept on getting better. Strategizing, finding the best possible play, predicting your opponent's moves was all really satisfying and fun to me. But I have to admit that some of these card were really difficult and undeniably frustrating at times. Still, I think winning some of them even after 10 tries was worth the struggle. Design-wise King of Cards has the most unique levels and some are completely new, previously unexplored parts/locations in the world of Shovel Knight. One thing some might find negative is that his levels were all relatively short, I personally also disliked that at first, but I quickly changed my mind - I think short length stages fit King Knight play-style better and considering that his campaign has an entirely fleshed-out card-game, it only seems fair that the stages are shorter. Okay now let me tell you about the best part of this game - King Knight himself! This guy is the most charming and entertaining fellow in this entire game, his story was such a spectatle to follow. Some of the cutscenes and character interactions made me laugh multiple times. To sum it up King of Cards story has a lot of personality and is sure to keep you engaged. Overall I recommend this campaign if you're looking for an unique challenge and difficult, but fun platforming stages. Showdown : This multiplayer mode is really chaotic and fun. It doesn't have an online co-op, but you can still play it together with friends via Steam Remote Play and the experience is still really good if you have good internet connection and if not, playing against CPU is still a lot of fun! There's also a story mode and other modes that you can play.
• Venoblade Bionicles

  Jun 17, 2023

  yeah it's ok
• Spekter

  Jul 19, 2023

  You can beat up french people in this game
• gamedeal user

  Aug 17, 2023

  I can confirm it is a game called Shovel Knight.
• Greenknight515

  Sep 20, 2023

  Specter of Torment is the best one
• gamedeal user

  Sep 20, 2023

  Literally my favorite game