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The Witch and the Hundred Knight
The Witch and the Hundred Knight is a complex action RPG where the player aims to spread the influence of the swamp of the witch Madea. The Hundred Knight is a servant of Madea, and his mission is to wreak havoc on anyone who surrounds the swamp.
In light of its upcoming release on PS3, the developers have shown us two new gameplay mechanics with video. One is the special skills known as Tochka that the Hundred Knight has. He can combine Tochka skills to create effects like an area-of-effect bomb that helps clear enemies.
The other mechanic is known as Witch Domination, which involves the Hundred Knight raiding the houses of townsfolk for goodies and experience. The downside is that too much Witch Domination will sway karma, which leads to increased shop prices and even may lead to the townsfolk throwing rocks at you.
The game will be out both in retail and digital download form on March 25th. For more info on the game check out the release trailer in a previous story we wrote.
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