Remnant Knights: Missed Opportunities

SBFord

Our latest review centers on Remnant Knights. How does Remnant Knights stack up against the ever-growing plethora of MMOs on today's market? Read on to find out!

Set in a school that trains “Knights”, those with the special powers and ability to see and battle Salakri, inter-dimensional beings that take the form of anything nearby. While they are usually more of an annoyance than a threat they have been known to cause havoc in the world. Kids are trained from a young age to become Knights as children have a much easier time fighting the Salakri. Most adults become unable to see them. The reason for this is unknown, but those who retain the ability are the ones who become the most powerful Knights. There are two schools to choose from, the Dragon and the Owl. Dragons focuses on physical combat and relies on fighting to solve their problems while the Owls are intelligent magic uses interested in discussion and examination. Each school has three classes to choose from but choosing your school doesn't really change anything else about the game.

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MacroHard

really is a shame that companies such as the owner of this title puts forth time and money into concepts that faulter.  I wonder if its the developers who are spending the money that make projects like this that don't seem to have a grasp on the overall value of their product.  If they did, they wouldn't be spending a lot of dough unless they purposefully intended to lose money.