Shovel Knight: King of Cards

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Top Critic Average

94%

Critics Recommend

IGN
8.5 / 10
GameSpot
8 / 10
Easy Allies
9 / 10
Nintendo Life
9 / 10
God is a Geek
8.5 / 10
DualShockers
10 / 10
Hobby Consolas
80 / 100
Game Revolution
4 / 5
Creators: Yacht Club Games
Release Date: Dec 10, 2019 - PC, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo 3DS, PlayStation 4, Xbox One
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Critic Reviews for Shovel Knight: King of Cards

Yacht Club Games continues to dig up gold with Shovel Knight: King of Cards, despite a momentum slowing card game.

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Shovel Knight: King of Cards repeats some elements from previous entries, but it ultimately delivers one of the largest and more refined expansions in the series yet.

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This is likely the last we’ll see of the ‘core’ Shovel Knight series for some time, and King of Cards acts as a worthy swansong for a now-legendary platformer. Bravo.

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Shovel Knight: King of Cards is a glorious, flowing, challenging addition to the series. There's more to do, and more to love - and love it you will.

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Yacht Club Games proves that their final Shovel Knight expansion, King of Cards, is no fool's gold by making their best game to date.

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King of Cards is, without doubt, the most risky expansion of all of them. It brings brand new elements, as a complete card game (with collectible cards and fully playable) or a main character that plays very different from the previous ones, but as a whole it doesn't astound at the same level that Shovel Knight did up today.

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Like each campaign before it, King Knight’s quest is a uniquely thrilling 2D experience that needs no asterisk assigned to any praise. This isn’t a retro throwback or an NES hanger-on, but a masterful platforming action that stands up to any and all contemporaries.

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