Obsidian Knight RPG

Bruce Lipp

1 month ago

The game was ok at first, but quickly turns into just a horrid grind that has nothing to do with r.l. games. I would put it closer to the feel of grinding gold out in old f.f. games for the snes, but in those games you were given more gold. I'm to a point after 2 days of playing where I can only do 2 fights. One that is short, high level. and gives no gold when playing or replaying since it only has one camp near the end. The other does direct damage. dumb.

Leah Newstead

3 weeks ago

Pretty fun but needs some improvements to be 5 stars. For such an RNG heavy roguelike, the absence of a restart button is painful. I do also genuinely think a choice between 4 skills rather than 3 is necessary, with so many skills in the game that are nigh useless without certain others. Also, a brief description before each level would be nice. I entered a level and picked 2 armor skills only to find that every enemy in the stage ignored armor completely, which felt very unfair.

Mark Flyte

5 days ago

This game has an enjoyable game loop. With 300 different skills the random level reward system feels different every time. if you want a nice casual game that's fun to play, this one should hold your attention nicely. I've played almost everyday for a couple hours for about a month and almost have everything unlocked.

Jo Sto

1 month ago

i was enjoying this game for a bit. it was fun to play while i was Taco Bell blowing out the porcelain throne during my daily dump(s). once i unlocked the anvil to repair armor, if the anvil does appear, it's always right at the start of a level. NEVER in the middle or towards the end. always at the very start after 1 or 2 weak enemies. what the hell is the point of it even? cant repair armor when it's desperately needed. only when its not needed. such bad design is bottom line and uninstalling.

William Opyoke

3 weeks ago

*Updated* I added a star because I do like this game, but I hate one huge problem with it. Enemies regularly do more damage than you. I get that is part of the challenge, and part of gaining the skills... but, why is it that the store inventory changes every run, and the better weapons are still too expensive. I'm stuck with a mid range weapon, because everytime i get more gold, the prices climb and I still can't afford a better weapon.

Tee Beatz

2 weeks ago

The game is fine, and works very well if I may say so. the biggest flaw is that the levels are oftentimes too ridiculous to complete without good gear, and the gear is wildly expensive to afford via earning it in-game. Of course, if you spend money on gold, you can easily afford the gear and make the levels doable (albeit still challenging). Not to mention, the levels are so limited at this point in time, you could dedicate a few hours and complete the game as far as it is now.

Zack Deross

1 week ago

I was enjoying the game at first but after playing for a bit you can see some problems. The first problem I found was that the gold cost for weapons could scale Way too high for the value you would get from the weapon. For some perks the lack of info on what they was a bit annoying, along with some skills being a one time use or not applying appropriately. examples take damage something happens but only if you lose health? losing armor is still taking damage so it doesn't really make sense.

D H (Kuratha)

6 days ago

Time waster game. you can't replay past levels so there's not a good way to grind for items. Once you can buy a next tier item it's now obsolete the next tier after that is unlocked. The only way to actually match level with items is to spend money. Even with the worst RNG possible you'll still eventually clear a level without good items. There's no real sense of progression because everything is RNG so very little skill involved. Not worth playing.

Jason Cash

2 weeks ago

New "useful" equipment costs over 2k gold......and you get maybe 30 per fail. And since the amount of enemies and your abyssmally low health makes winning a run completely random based on the skills you get, that means you'll just be trying the same mission over and over and over and over until you can still not afford any new gear, since a win only give 100 gold. this is terrible. no reward for playing and you make no progress.

Leeroy Graycat

2 weeks ago

Concept+gameplay=Great, getting gold=terrible, making the game a lot less rewarding. Fights don't give nearly enough gold (without lucky bonus chests) to keep the game feeling like it's progressing. Paired with how you can't farm stages for rewards at all... it's rough. It stagnates/slows to a crawl pretty quickly, making purchasing items from the Shop slow.

KenCheese

2 days ago

it's OK so far after a couple of hours. NOT an RPG. There's zero real choices/paths. There's no tutorial. Be prepared to play the same stage dozens if times, if not more, to get gold to buy a peice of equipment or two. My biggest gripe is that, for me, this game only runs on unsecured wifi. It won't run on my S20 or S22 Ultras on a secured network. I have to use the unsecured Starlink network for it to run. Switching over every time I want to play this game is too much for me.

C Gz

1 week ago

Most of the complaints are unfounded. I was able to complete the game through about 90% on the nightmare difficulty and have most everything maxed out within days - all without spending a dime. There is enough challenge and the game rewards smart resource management - to a point. The graphics are great, but there is no story (or it makes 0% sense) - but uh, I mainly just encourage you to check out the official website. Also, thousands of app tracking attempts in less than an hour of gameplay

B M

1 week ago

grateful feels overpriced compares to what can be earnes each run. the randomness of the upgrades can be a bit frustrating if combos don't appear correctly. for instance when a level has melee only, why are arrow bases available for the level? potion use is delayed by quite a bit, i lost several.runs when clicking on the potion didn't work to the point wherei just Uninstaller the game. the pvp side is a nice concept. generic sounds, no music from what I could tell

Justin Schmidt

3 months ago

Good rogue-like, but that's it. Everything else about this game is completely lacking. The only way to enhance your character is with equipment from the store which is absurdly priced. Right now I have one mission to play and the CHEAPEST item in the store costs 40k. I get about 200 gold a go; this is absurd. And DO NOT buy the ad removal; 100% not worth it

Tyler Kurtz

3 months ago

I think the concept is absolutely fantastic. it's a very playable roguelike. it's enjoyable. it's not got anything really truly annoying about it. it's got a decent art style, interesting skills and varying builds. I can't say much more. it's a decent game. I enjoy it a lot. I only just learned 20 seconds ago that there's actually PVP. I'm not sure how that works but that's cool.

Justin Baker

3 months ago

Gameplay is fun. Sometimes(usually) takes luck to beat the level. Basically, your character runs through stages, collecting various power ups, which are random. You pick 1 of 3 cards at each level up. Sometimes you are dealt a bad hand and it ruins your run. Sometimes the opposite happens. Biggest gripe is.. 1. Prices at merchant are absurdly expensive. Even with the skills that improve gold. 2. Cant replay levels. Rewards are inconsistent on levels.

Cameron Williams

1 week ago

you start earning money and set your sights on an item upgrade. but almost every time I have enough gold to buy the item, it's no longer in the shop and now an item of almost equal quality is 3x more expense. 2nd, replaying missions gives almost no money (just got 4 gold one run...) any upgrade costs >1000 gold... poorly scaled. very grindy, appears to be pay to win.