I am a brave knight
Experience one of the top-rated Free games on the App Store, I am a brave knight! Developed by the innovative team at Desarrollo Interactivo Tri S.A., this Adventure game provides a unique gaming experience like no other. With a content rating of 4+, it’s perfect for a wide range of players. Since its initial release on 2nd October 2014, the game has seen numerous updates, with the latest version launched on 6th July 2018.
Are you a fan of Adventure, Entertainment, or Simulation games? Then I am a brave knight is right up your alley! You won’t be able to resist its appeal.
User Ratings of I am a brave knight
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How Much Does I am a brave knight Cost?
Good news! You can download I am a brave knight on your iOS device absolutely free!
I am a brave knight Release Date
Eager to know when I am a brave knight first graced the App Store? It was launched on 2nd October 2014.
When Was I am a brave knight Last Updated?
The latest version of I am a brave knight was updated on 6th July 2018, ensuring a more enjoyable gaming experience for all players.
Where Can I Download I am a brave knight?
To get started with I am a brave knight, head over to the official Apple App Store.
A Glimpse into I am a brave knight
Do you have ten minutes to live a life?
Inspired by games like Journey or Cloud, I am a brave knight is a short interactive story based on our perspective of life. The game follows the life of a man and his progress through it. With an emotional story that will not leave you indifferent, get ready to live an experience and maybe learn something about yourself.
Features
- An emotional story about life
- A short but intense experience
- Touching visuals and music
What’s New in the Latest Update?
Find out what’s new in the latest version of I am a brave knight updated on 6th July 2018:
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
Added spanish version, pay what you want and some bugfixes.
User Reviews on I am a brave knight
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If you want a beautiful, sad, and heartwarming indie game, look no further. It is simplistically gorgeous and extremely somber. We loved it!!!!!!!!!
This game was not what we expected. We are defiantly happy we wore headphones.
Wow… This game is just amazing. The music,sound,story is great. Good job. It tells of reality and we believe it does a good job on showing the story making it realistic and great at the same time. Double thumbs up for you guys.
A wonderful game! Very meaningful, and very well done!
A real artistic risk. Good for you guys for making this. A very good story.
It is not a game but more like an interactive story. This "game" is a definitely a one time play- five minute play.
This is a great story. It shows the typical life of humans. It has a somewhat powerful message that we like.
Apparently our brother likes it and he is four. We thought the game is pretty meaningful too.
The story was very short and it did end up being one of those apps that you download, play, and uninstall quick, however, the developers did this on purpose as part of their gameplay to remind you of how short life if and highlighted the most memorable events most people will remember in their own lives. Now, be glad that this game didn’t take up more than 10 minutes of your life and go enjoy creating your own life out there.
We enjoyed this game, but it was very short. The story was interesting, and the art was beautiful, but we feel that given the correct attention, you could make a great and full length game. Please consider our review.
It may have been short, but the story was great. It was sad and meaningful. The only thing that made us mad though, is that it wouldn’t accept the way we wrote our e’s.
We have never experienced something like "I am a brave knight" before. But we wouldn’t call it a game. You have very little interaction with the world, simply tracing letters on the screen as prompted. You make no choices. You don’t solve any puzzles, save for getting the finicky controls to recognize the letters you are writing (something you will probably struggle with down to the last screen). And yet…"I am a brave knight" tries something new. It never delivers on its interesting mechanic like we wanted it to, but the mechanic is still interesting and it’s pretty and it has a decent story even if it isn’t interactive. We’re glad we played it. I’d like to see more games try things like this.
Horrifically sad and extremely beautiful.
Not so much a game as a passive experience, but a good start to a concept that maybe has some legs. Good music.
This experience walks you through the life of a traditional man. Beginning and ending tragically, this game has you spell letters to continue. You play a passive observer who must interact with the screen to progress. You cannot lose, in part because there is no goal other then to tell the story. In short (as is the game) this experience does not deliver on its promise. The art and sound make up some ground, but this is a failed attempt at emulating the video game "Journey" on the PS3. We would try it once.
We thought the story was neat and very sweet but seriously this is not a game. It was a short story where you write some words to turn the page. Only took us about 3 minutes to "play."
What is this? No, seriously, what is it? We have to write the shown letters (that often they’re not correctly recognized) an then…? Is there anything else after? Because 10 minutes later we got bored… :\
This is not a game. False advertising.
This "game" goes like this -Write some letters on a screen to view a terrible story. Took 2 minutes to complete and went nowhere. We were waiting for the game to start the whole time and then it just ended. We want our 2 minutes back lol.
It doesn’t matter how emotional the story is; you literally draw letters for three minutes and then you beat the game. It’s appalling that this was worth $0.99.
This was the dumbest game we have ever played in our life.
Well, we think this character had the shortest life of his story, we just deleted it after 1 min . You need to draw letters on the screen to go ahead, but the flaw is … That you can’t! Next….
Short, but touching story. Not really a game, but an experience. :)
Loved it. Sad and beautiful at the same time.
We just played through this "game," and the description is accurate: it’s a touching 10 minute voyage through the life of a man, told with beautiful minimalist art, text, and music. Your only involvement is drawing letters on the screen to make the text appear. It made us think, it made us feel, and it made us ponder our own existence. For those reasons, it was worth the $.99 to us. However, if artsy, "experience" type games aren’t your thing, we’re not sure I’d recommend it, because it isn’t really a game in any conventional sense, and after one or two brief playthroughs you’re pretty much done. This is experience is short, but (bitter)sweet. If you’ve got a spare buck and the art intrigues you, I’d say satisfy your curiosity and go for it – it’s definitely unique, and we’re glad we checked it out.
Story of almost every life on this planet.
Not what we were expecting but we liked it.
We do like this as an experimental concept, but even as an art project it’s somewhat diffuse. It does create an interesting mood, but many of the design choices seem arbitrary. Why are you drawing letters? Why these particular words? (Or in some cases, non-words?) Why are the letters spaced the way they are? Are your life, the lives of the characters in this app, and the activities you engage in on the screen all equally pointless?
The game is well made, but the drawing is hard because even the slightest flaw will make you have to rewrite it. The story is easy to follow and fun.
Don’t let the title draw you in. We made the same mistake, this game has nothing to do with a knight. It’s the story of a block living a generic life it’s terrible…
We hesitate to call it a game. Letters pop up on the screen, you draw the letters to spell a word, over and over and over. We’re an artist, we understand art games. This simply isn’t a game. There isn’t gameplay. We hope it gets an update, even just having a few endings would be a HUGE step in the right direction.