Games Asylum: "Camelot, of Arthurian legend, has fallen. A great thirst for power, the collection of the mythical Holy Grail, and a cataclysm of giants unleashed. They defeat the knights of the Round Table, even Lancelot who’s the best one. In his quest to put things right, Merlin transports Camelot to an in-between realm – The Astral Dimension. The giants are still a problem… for now. King Arthur is returned from the dead, charged with defeating the Giants and rebuilding his kingdom with his broken Excalibur in hand. But Merlin is hazy on the details of what happened that fateful day, perhaps King Arthur’s loyal knights of the (g)round table (because they’re dead) can shed some light on the situation."
Goliath, meet David. Big time.
WTMG's Aaron Price: "Roguelites are everywhere and there’s a million to play at this point, this generation alone. Knight Vs Giant: The Broken Excalibur may not be the best of them, but it’s a fine game all the same. The controls are fluent and responsive, and it’s fun to sit down and play for a run or two. The runs don’t feel overly different from one to the next the way they can in other games of the sort, but that’s only a small issue. Overall a fun experience and an easy game to pick up and play for 20-30 minutes at a time when you can find a small break."
Knight vs Giant: The Broken Excalibur will almost single-handedly cure you of any aversion to roguelites.
