Combine Heinrich's razor sharp scythe and Gretchen's explosive witchcraft in battle to devastate enemies with fluid, fast-paced combinations to ultimately return civility to the land
As the Immortal executioner, players must team up with and protect Gretchen against hideous creatures and unspeakable evil as her magical prowess and mortality are the key to the duo's survival
Heinrich, an executioner loyal to the law, was made to kill the witch Gretchen, who in her final moments cursed him with immortal life. Gretchen has been mysteriously resurrected and Heinrich, under contract, now fights alongside her as her guardian
Explore a beautifully recreated 17th century Europe amidst the lore of witches and magic where people are crippled by fear and wide-spread panic runs rampant
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商品描述
Take a journey through a medieval world of swordsmen and magic, where witches have been hunted and brutally exterminated. Knights Contract follows the twisted tale of Heinrich, an immortal executioner, and Gretchen, a resurrected witch. Once the victim of Heinrich's blade by the order of the game's antagonist, Dr. Faust, Gretchen now has him by her side and the two must work together to rid the land of the supernatural foes who are cursing its people with the black spell of death.Knights Contract - Play-Asia.comPLEASE NOTE: Playing with a Japanese console only in Japanese language available!
Knights Contract is not a bad game afterall in contrary to the expert's review. As a layman, I found the game quite fun to play wit the hack & slash, just that you have to do some backtracking which I find is needless.
Overall it deserved 3.5 rating.
75c(419) · Mar 10, 2012
decent gaming experience
Solid adventure game with gratifying, gory combat and the story, at times, is genuinely compelling. The aggravating design flaws include unforgiving quick-time events, unintelligent AI, frustrating cheap deaths, and confusing level design. But the drive to see the fate of Heinrich and Gretchen should push u forward, and u will love how the story concludes.