Nonstop Knight 2 - Action RPG

This game is kinda mid, i was really hoping it would be like the first but they went with the mobile roguelite genre instead. Its an understatement to say im dissapointed

this is one of the most creative, well constructed game uis i’ve ever had the pleasure of working with. if nothing else, install this game to experience the ui. just wanted to appreciate the designers for a sec

Notes: I’m only a little over halfway through campaign If this is a game you want to sit and play for hours at a time, probably not for you As far as what’s out there in the mobile gaming world, this is one of FEW games that’s actually remained on my phone longer than a day (well over a month now) Pros: Satisfying creating builds around your current gear/skills/pets Easy to advance without spending $$ No forced ads No annoying amount of optional ads If you don’t like the reward for an ad, simply say no thanks Tom Hanks and don’t watch, you still get some coins for it I quite like the fact you need “mint” or new gear for each week’s tournament. When you run out of keys (energy essentially) there’s still stuff to do If you’re busy and your key stash gets full, you can burn them all in seconds quick clearing previous stages, still racking up coins, xp, and gear Cons: Global chat needed, if your clan doesn’t chat, game feels like a ghost town Need more activities/events/rewards for clan interaction PvP needs some love Tooltips/info in general could use a lot more detail This game is preeeeetty old. I’d love to see a 3.

I’m baffled that after six years the PVP is absolutely awful. It’s the “2.0” version so clearly this is meant to be an improvement on the previous system. Zero balance, I’m constantly matched with people who have 5x the power I do and one shot me. Spend more time testing your game and less worrying about your ripoff $20/week money grab of a pass that forces the worst PVP I’ve ever seen in a game. Slow clap for the devs. Maybe in another six years you will understand what balance is.

when you finish last map，you got nothing to do，the weapon you got can only use one week，or you can spend money to keep using your weapon，little actives，not fun any more

It’s not nonstop like the first game used to be. In the first you kept fighting and didn’t have to select new levels. You just kept progressing. No keys or energy necessary. Also I can’t read the agreement you force us to accept before playing. That’s an immediate 1 star. The pop up comes up and when I tap on it it asks me to accept the agreement again. No matter how many times I try to read it the agreement didn’t show. This is NSK in name only. Nothing but silver chests as well which is odd. Used to be there were qualities of chest now we have a nice participation trophy. It’s still fun just a let down from the original. I miss that one. This game would easily be five stars if it were. Fix the agreement issue. I’m uninstalling.

The button does nothing. Update: To clarify, like seemingly every other game these days, you throw up a dialog that doesn’t allow people to play until they acknowledge some kind of onerous, one-sided legal documents. The button on that dialog isn’t working for me. I can’t get past it to play your game. It’s bottom to top incompetence.

The amount of ads in the game just shows the extreme and disgusting incompetence of the game designers and developers. The first game was good, but whoever got assigned to this game is clueless and only knows to insert ads on every other click. This is now a revolting app that is basically shït. Do everyone else a favor and take the game off the store.

I played the first game and loved it. I loved this one as well, in the first minute, until it dropped three ads at the beginning of a boss fight. I have no issue with playing a game with ads, but I flat out do not tolerate them in the middle of gameplay, not to mention before I’ve had five minutes to play. Uninstalled.

This sequel has lost the simplicity and fun from the first game. Now killing enemies before bosses don’t provide you any resources and reward, and then entire progression is clearly aimed at getting you to either watch ads or buy from the store. The first game had these elements, but the moment to moment was still fun as you destroyed enemies for coins and tokens. Very disappointing.