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Knight Squad 2 Knows How To Party – Kotaku Australia
Party games balance on a tightrope. If they’re too rooted in chance, everyone will be at each other’s throats within a round. (See: Mario Party.) If they’re too…
Party games balance on a tightrope. If theyre too rooted in chance, everyone will be at each others throats within a round. (See: Mario Party.) If theyre too basic, theyre boring, and if theyre too complex, well, theres no fun for a party. Every so often, a game comes along and nails the balance, like Knight Squad 2.
Developed by Chainsawesome Games, Knight Squad 2 popped up last summer as part of Xboxs Summer Games Fest Demo Event. You and up to seven other knights (with bots filling in spots not…
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