This makes Shovel Knight Pocket Dungeon much more hectic than your usual match block puzzler, with the added benefit of making matches go by really quickly.
So you’re forced to keep going as even when you’re sitting still thinking about what to do next, the game will keep scrolling down regardless, although more slowly. Taking a cue from the very late in the NES life – the last game ever to be officially released, actually! – Wario’s Woods, Pocket Dungeon has you breaking out of single screen puzzle boxes as you collect loot, fight monsters, and unlock new power-ups for later runs.īasically, the more you move the faster the grid fills up, and once it’s full, it’s game over. The premise to Shovel Knight Pocket Dungeon is straight to the point as it could be, but it’s in its simplicity where your ruin may lie as it’s one of the faster paced puzzle games you’re likely to play.
Now Shovel Knight Pocket Dungeon comes around to show our gardening utensil using hero a thing or two about block matching and rogulites to boot. It seems Yacht Club Games wasn’t happy completing their Kickstarter goal and rounding out the Shovel Knight Treasure Trove with the addition of Shovel Knight Showdown and Shovel Knight: King of Cards. Every time I think that Shovel Knight has run its course, out comes a new game that breathes new life into the franchise.
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