

#SPIRAL KNIGHTS BLACK KAT SERIES#
As a player, you will want to use a series of weapon sets which have varying statuses to clear levels and kill bosses most efficiently based on their weakness. These weapons add status conditions on impact that either act as damage enhancers or cause opponents to take periodic damage. They include curse, fire, freeze, poison, shock, sleep, and stun. Weapons can also have a status which acts like an enhancer. Choose your damage type based on the weakness of the enemies you are facing. A weapon can use a single damage type or a dual damage type. They include normal, elemental, piecing, and shadow damage types. Damage Types Įach weapon has a type of damage. Guns are a preferred option depending on the enemies you are fighting since they can combine distance with balanced damage. Swords are quick and deadly, but they require getting up close to enemies, which can be hazardous for your health. For example, bombs are great for dealing damage to large groups of enemies, but they have a limited range and can be difficult to aim. Each type of weapon has its own unique advantages and disadvantages. There are also different types of weapons and damage types that players can use depending on their combat needs.

Some weapons are better for close combat, while others are better for long-range combat. There are many different types of weapons that players can use in Spiral Knights. Real money can also buy certain costumes and promotional items. Energy can be exchanged for other commodities and currency, to accelerate a knight's development. Players can spend real-world money to purchase an in-game commodity called energy. Guilds are limited to 100 members by default, and friend lists are capped at 250. Instances (copies) of Haven typically have tens of knights present. Clockworks parties are limited to four knights and player-versus-player contests are limited to six-versus-six. Spiral Knights is massively multiplayer, although each player interacts with a small subset of other online players at any given time. The art work draws on many traditions and cultures beyond medieval European knights and outer space science fiction - for example, cowboys, wizards, ninjas, and chefs. The game's visual style has been called "adorable" and "cutesy". Weapons include swords, handguns, and bombs offering various play styles and characteristics. Character progress comes not through the improvement of personal statistics, but rather through upgrades to equipment. When they are not battling enemies or each other, knights train, shop, trade, and chat in Haven. In addition to this player-versus-enemy mode, there are two optional player-versus-player modes: one that is similar to Clockworks play, and a Bomberman-like mini-game that differs substantially from the rest of the game. There are four main bosses, each with an alternate "Shadow Lair" variant, and numerous mini-bosses. When exploring the Clockworks, knights cooperate to defeat crowds of enemies of various types, while dodging traps and solving simple puzzles. The player controls a single knight, and may play solo or with other players. In its gameplay, Spiral Knights is a top-down, third-person, real-time action-adventure game, comparable to The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures. They hope to exploit this energy source to resurrect and re-launch the Skylark. Operating out of the town of Haven on the planet's surface, the knights descend into the Clockworks, with the goal of understanding the mysterious energy source at the planet's core. The interior of the planet is filled with a mechanized, continually reconfiguring dungeon called the Clockworks. Their ship, the Skylark, has crashed on the planet Cradle. The Spiral Knights are a spacefaring army from the planet Isora. The game won Best Online Game Design, and was nominated for three other awards, in the 2011 Game Developers Choice Online Awards. Spiral Knights reached one million accounts in its first three months and three million accounts in its first thirteen months. They also battle each other in an optional player-versus-player mode. Knights cooperatively battle monsters throughout the Clockworks, the dungeon that fills the planet's interior. In the game, the player controls a knight of the Spiral order, which has crash-landed on the mysterious planet Cradle. The free-to-play, Java-based game was released in 2011 and is still updated occasionally. Spiral Knights is a massively multiplayer online game created by Three Rings Design and now owned by Grey Havens.
