King Arthur's Gold is a multiplayer game played with up to 32 players. Build castles and wage war on the enemy team as a knight, archer or builder in a fully destructible medieval world. It blends the best cooperative aspects of Lost Vikings, mashes them with Worms, with the visual style of Metal Slug, made by the creators of Soldat...
avoiderdragon: Competitive gaming is slowly growing to be a big deal these days, especially with the rise of games like League of Legends, DOTA 2, StarCraft II, and so on as avenues for professional competition. In such a time, there would be no surprise at all to see developers attempting to make their own competitive multiplayer titles with emphasis on skill above all else. Even indie outfits are getting into the act, like Artillery.
Now we all love multiplayer games, right? And we all love our retro-feeling videogames, right? Well, with that being said, how awesome would it be if there was a multiplayer game that had great gameplay, was easy to master, and sparked some good ol’ fashioned nostalgia from the SNES days? The answer is that it could very well be King Arthur’s Gold.
Yami from Twinfinite writes: "This week, we suck at King Arthur’s Gold. The best way to describe it is a mixture of Fat Princess and Terraria. That’s right, it’s awesome. Watch me, Andy, Henry, Scott, and Claudia being terrible at King Arthur’s Gold. For fans of this series, it’s interesting to note that Claudia can’t even get into the game. Say it with me again, kids: Dammit, Claudia."
