Knives Out review
Eleanor Wilson
Knives Out belongs to a battle royal game genre. It was released in November 2017 by NetEase Inc and Hong Kong NetEase Interactive Entertainment Limited. It is available to play on: PlayStation 4, Microsft Windows, Nintendo Switch, Android, and iOS.
Graphics – 10/10
Knives Out has high-quality and realistic graphics compared to other mobile games. The characters looked like real people, and the locations imitate not only the realistic landscapes but also the weather conditions. While playing, look at the sky, it has clouds! To tell the truth, it is a pretty rare feature in mobile games.
Gameplay – 10/10
The main rule of Knives Out is “No Rules, Just Fight”. It may sound a little bit confusing, but it is true! If you think that without rules in the game, there will be real chaos, then you are mistaken. The developers decided to simplify everything so that nothing distracted the players from their main goal - to fight to win.
Like many battle royale games, Knives Out features a multiplayer mode that supports a large number of players joining the fray at once. In this game, players have the opportunity to form teams to improve their chances of prevailing. A team is capped at five members. Your objective is to strategically assign roles within your squad to optimize the team's ability to launch assaults on rivals, defend your hideout, gather scarce supplies, and ultimately be the last standing in this intense competition. Since the game doesn't impose strict combat regulations, players can use cunning tactics to obtain resources or defeat adversaries from other squads. Honesty isn't a requirement; instead, rely on your ingenuity and cleverness to succeed.
Knives Out has several creative and “fresh leisure” gameplays, such as Sniper Battle, 50V50, Team Fight, and so on. The only difference is the number of players can take participate in the battle.
Replay Value – 10/10
Knives Out is a battle royal game. And this genre has a high score in the Replay Value section. Why? Because each game is different. The multiplayer mode allows hundreds of gamers to play, and it means that you need to adjust your strategic and tactical skills every time.
Controls – 10/10
It is available to play on the console and mobile devices. In the first case, you can use a joystick, keyboard, or mouse to control the characters. If we are talking about mobile devices, the only way to play on them is by using a finger and a touchscreen. Although Knives Out has a lot of options and features, the control mechanism is pretty simple. It is due to the fact that developers decided to use a lot of common commands and control patterns from other battle royal games. For more detailed instructions, you can browse the commands on the Internet or just see them on Settings.
Conclusion
Knives Out is one of the most played games in Japan. Its citizens spent more than $370 million on the game. To compare, Japanese players spent about $34 million on the PUBG mobile games in 2018. Download this legend game on your device today!
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