Reviews for Trigger Knight

[Mitokira]

Well Cone

Gotta admit, when I read the description I was iffy on the idea of a one button game. Played a few others and haven't been that great. Glad to see I was proven wrong. Everything seems to be well done, haven't encountered any bugs and everything seems balanced.

Guys, the dragons are perfectly fine, you can beat them just as easily with a well timed Elixer as you can the Divine Edge. Hell, I beat one without using either! Just plan ahead on what you're going to do, reset the timelimit only when you have less than 40 or 30 seconds, waiting till its on the left side of the screen so you can milk the most out of it, use the armor upgrades as healing stations, and save your items till you need them. The only time I recommend getting a Gold Voucher is when Day<10 (dragons do not spawn before day 10) and Health>=85%.

[Elite150]

Very good game

This game is very good and I really would like to keep playing this.Very good.I give this game a 10/10 because it is that awesome to play.

[godhammer]

Well now...

After being an avid fan of Super PSTW Action RPG, I figured, meh, why not? So my expectations were understandably not exactly high.
Imagine my surprise when I play this game.
This game is an enthusiastic run through plains of enemies and helpful shops with as much skill as luck required. The player has one button, which is used for a variety of actions. The primary role of the player is deciding whether or not to buy the next upgrade, but it is a very important role to be able to master.
The gameplay is very simple. There is a bit of a learning curve of learning what everything does (somethings are no brainers, others require a bit of gumption), but after grasping the mechanics, it becomes a grind, to get that next armor level, or weapon level, or that inevitably late lifebar upgrade. It gets particularly frustrating when there's an elixir in your inventory and the next three stops are elixir vendors, but this is a fortunately a rare event.
The visuals are nice, and never seems to chop out. The player will find their eyes straying to the health and life bars more often than looking at the main visuals, but it is still a very pleasing, polished appearance.
The replayability is high in this game. To get further is not as important as getting all the upgrades, and once that happens the replayability becomes slightly low (after all, you've already completed the game), but this is conveniently difficult.
The story...um...nevermind.
I recommend this game wholeheartedly. There is very little issue in this game, and for only using one button, it is a surprisingly integrating experience.

[Oracleofthesword]

Love it!

I don't tend to play games like this, but this game is quite good, I also like the weapons you selected, and the mythological value of the armors.

[XanRethan]

ALL U CAN UPGRADE IS STRANTH?

Great game, great music. A little too simplistic for my tastes but the play was enjoyable.