Developer Neocore Games has releases a new patch today which brings the addition of PvP mode to the turn-based RPG King Arthur: Knight’s Tale this week.
King Arthur: Knight’s Tale Gets PvP Mode in Early Access Patch
Coming toKing Arthur: Knight’s Taletoday which is currently in Early Access is a new patch that adds some additional content. In the update, the turn-based RPG gets some new additions to the game including a new optional PvP mode where players can battle it out in 1v1 matches with a party of four knights. Also coming to the game is a redesign to the story campaign in Act 1 and Adventure Map, as well as Camelot Management where you can manage and grow your NPCs.
One major tweak to Act 1 is the final boss, which will now be much harder and even more difficult to defeat. There are also the addition of new skills and items as well as rebalanced difficulties.
Changes are also coming to the Enchanted Tower, which will have curses removed and act as a Relic shop where players can get new items, scrolls, or get rid of the ones they don’t need. Another major change is for Vitality and HP, with Vitality gaining an increase while base HP gets removed. Some heroes will still have a slither of HP if they have the corresponding enchants, items, skills or building upgrades. The adjustments were made to make ranged melee meta more balanced and to make Vitality “a bigger life-belt” to avoid one hits more easily.
Another interesting change is that drinking a healing potion will now get rid of all debuffs as well now.
You can check out the full list of additions and changes below according to the Steam post:
If you want to know what our first impressions of the game are be sure to check out nextKing Arthur: Knight’s Tale Preview And Gameplay Impressions.
King Arthur: Knight’s Talewill leave Steam Early Access on February 15th 2022
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