That's fascinating how, despite owning tons of interesting and fun games, I found myself playing that.
I Wonder what is the point of a pay to win nowadays, with a saturated market full of descent free to play. This game exists though. I played it because a friend of mine launched a "team activity" on discord and we were all astonished this kind of stuff first exist, then is decently playable through discord.
The game is not interesting, but somehow knife throwing manages to be fun. The pay to win aspect of this ruins a lot the game experience. Yet, I am convinced it is a genius call to make it playable in discord, without any account creation, because it answers the question "Now that we are 30 in a channel and we're all bored of scribbleio and gartic phone and we're too many to play amogus, what do we do ?" -> we play krunker. Considering this precise setup, the game might fulfill the community needs.
I Wonder what is the point of a pay to win nowadays, with a saturated market full of descent free to play. This game exists though. I played it because a friend of mine launched a "team activity" on discord and we were all astonished this kind of stuff first exist, then is decently playable through discord.
The game is not interesting, but somehow knife throwing manages to be fun. The pay to win aspect of this ruins a lot the game experience. Yet, I am convinced it is a genius call to make it playable in discord, without any account creation, because it answers the question "Now that we are 30 in a channel and we're all bored of scribbleio and gartic phone and we're too many to play amogus, what do we do ?" -> we play krunker. Considering this precise setup, the game might fulfill the community needs.