You’re going to want to play the demo

You’ve probably never played a game likeFight Knightbefore. It’s a first-person dungeon crawler, and while that isn’t anything special in and of itself, the way that it abandons spells and battle axes in favor of fisticuffs sets the game apart from anything in recent memory.

Fight Knight, which launchedandmet funding onKickstarteryesterday, is all about first-person punching. The titular knight can’t seem to hold onto a weapon for more than a second or two. Instead, he opts to punch the everloving shit out of anything that gets in his way. The game transitions from standard dungeon exploration — Fight Knight’s goal is to ascend a mysterious and unpredictable tower — to first-person melee combat with pizazz. Players can block, parry, and dodge in different directions, as well as smash the space bar to unleash a flurry of punches on enemies.

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IfFight Knightsounds like it might be your jam — and honestly, it should be — you can check out a playabledemoon Itch.io. The demo is an impressive vertical slice, giving players a taste of Fight Knight’s combat, humor, and art direction. There’s a notable blend of humor and hard-hitting action packed intoFight Knight, which makes all the more sense after learning that the idea for the game stems from a Dark SoulsPvP build.

Fight Knightseems like it’s a knockout game in the making. Look for a full release next year.

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