Review on Knight Lands by Berdimuhammedow Rustem

Hello everyone. Strategy and logic games have been played extensively for centuries. One of these games that is known all over the world is Chess! Chess has been testing the minds of players since the 6th century and is easy to get, but it is famous for lifelong learning. Over the years, many new variants have emerged, some popular and some even better. However, each has remained faithful to the basic principles, and if you understand one, you will understand it all. Chess Knights: The name of a strategy that uses a few key pieces from the Viking Lands game and asks you to get involved in a lot of confusion. Developed by Minimol Games and published by QUByte Interactive, this strategic enigma game will scratch your head in search of answers to many difficult confusions. In the medieval world, you control knights who have to move from one safe zone to another. Your only job is to rescue other chess pieces captured by your enemy. Although the main and only condition of this horse is that the main mechanics rely on the principles of certain parts of the game, it should be considered a strategy discovery name, not a game of chess. However, I still have a lot to learn about better points to make me a better player. Chess Knights: If you play Viking places, you will soon realize that you have no knowledge of a great board game. A simple guide explains how 3 main works work and what you need to do to succeed. Once you feel comfortable with the task at hand, you will immediately become the first of the 4 worlds. Each of these places has a different theme to make things look interesting, but even though it's more difficult and complicated, the same basic mechanics are used. The map changes in size, making it harder to plan the path to victory. The army of Dykma rulers shifts from a single warrior to a large herd of sacrificial lambs. This also applies to the power of your enemy; knights, bishops, and queens make up opposing players. You have to think about which of your groups should be sacrificed and which of the opposition should be destroyed. If you win on stage, you will not lose any of your works. Once you have removed all the unnecessary enemies, you must save every captured work and bring them back to your starting point. This return trip is ruined with the same danger as the original journey and you can’t let go of your guard. The scene ends after you save each prisoner or lose all your works. If the latter happens, you have to restart the level and resume all your work. To be honest, I didn’t have much hope for what this game would be like. The Indian name, which has chess in its heart, does not require presentation A three times. I was amazed when I played the game because the standard was better than expected. All sorts of colors and textures were implemented and had a unique look. The game pieces have great details and are easy to use with the camera rotation, magnification and panning on the grid-shaped cards. The overall visual aesthetic is good until you get to the point where your army is moving, and it opens up quickly here. A small red arrow revolves around your chosen knight and the areas where he can move are shown in a red circle. This process is difficult, difficult to control, and has caused errors several times. It was difficult to determine which way the arrow would turn, and I saw that I would move in the wrong direction, causing the enemy to catch me. If you slow down your approach, the problem is reduced, but if a game goes as slow as this game, it hurts and slows down the process.