99Knights
A free pixel art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Just a delivery rider sending his orders.
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Three orders. One impossible route.
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99Knights 2D is a browser-based 2D action roguelite built around a 27-room delivery journey.
An ordinary courier accepts three routine orders. Before the first route is complete, the Royal Express Protocol declares a kingdom-level emergency—and sends its commanders to stop him.
The illustrated v1.0 campaign runs as a self-contained HTML5 Canvas game with no backend or account requirement.
Desktop keyboard and mouse are recommended.
Three deliveries.
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