Everyone knows that spinning around is brilliant That's why kids do it all the time and adults look longingly wishing they could join in too. And now they can - sort of - thanks to Dizzy Knight
It's just a game about spinning though. It's a game about killing monsters, and trying to save the world. The twirling is just a lovely addition to what's already an intriguing, zelda-like RPG adventure.
Spin it to win
The game sees you as a young warrior. Moving a finger or thumb around the screen The key to success.
That's because the spinning is as too defensive You can use your sword to keep your foes at bay, but if they come within that arc of death, they are going to do some damage.
You need to make sure you're in the right place, at the right time, to take the bad guys And that's easier said than done when you are walking around the place like a windmill in a hurricane.
There's more to the game than just spinning though. You'll pick up potions, which you can use to unleash special attacks, make yourself invulnerable for a while, or some of your lost HP You've got a special too, which is what you want with a button in the bottom right.
You'll get new specials as you play as well, letting you tailor your moveet to the way you experience the experience. There are quests to complete, and the finishing one will be unlocked.
It may be a new weapon or a new skill, but you know it's going to change. This might not be the biggest game in the world.
Spin the bottle axis
You can fight your way through the campaign, or if you'd prefer that there is an endless mode where you can just spin to your heart's content. Or If you do not like touch controls, there are options for tilt and connecting too.
It may sound like Dizzy Knight is a manic game, and in some ways it is But if you simply charge head-first in the challenges it throws at you, you're not going to be too long.
For all of its madness, this is a well balanced, expertly poised hack-and-slasher. It fits brilliantly on mobile, and if you're hankering for some new-old-school violence, then it's going to be right.