Review #11 - 2020
I enjoy the heck out of "Minecraft", but I often wished I had some sort of goal. Maybe a set of quests I could embark on. Something to do. My imagination isn't as big as it used to be, so playing "Minecraft" on my own time can be tough. "Portal Knights" remedies that for me. The replayability isn't very strong as "Minecraft", but it's a fun playthrough, especially with friends. It's a game that riffs off of the "Minecraft" formula, and gives it an action adventure twist. You start in a World 1 area, and progress to the other worlds by doing quests and finding resources in that world to unlock more portals to other worlds. There are bosses to fight, and secrets to find as you fight, mine, and travel your way across these realms. It's a wholesome little game, that's even greater with a 4 stack of friends. Also there are pets. Gloriously cute pets (I adventure with a duck).
I enjoy the heck out of "Minecraft", but I often wished I had some sort of goal. Maybe a set of quests I could embark on. Something to do. My imagination isn't as big as it used to be, so playing "Minecraft" on my own time can be tough. "Portal Knights" remedies that for me. The replayability isn't very strong as "Minecraft", but it's a fun playthrough, especially with friends. It's a game that riffs off of the "Minecraft" formula, and gives it an action adventure twist. You start in a World 1 area, and progress to the other worlds by doing quests and finding resources in that world to unlock more portals to other worlds. There are bosses to fight, and secrets to find as you fight, mine, and travel your way across these realms. It's a wholesome little game, that's even greater with a 4 stack of friends. Also there are pets. Gloriously cute pets (I adventure with a duck).