Overview

Knightime is a casual action roguelite that drops you into a delightfully absurd medieval bureaucracy. Developed and published by angadev7, this single-player title released on October 12, 2026, and it brings a fresh twist to the bullet heaven genre with its hexagonal theme and irreverent humor.

The game's lore revolves around the "Hexagonal Table," where the King's refusal to commission a heptagon for the rest of the army becomes a running joke that sets the tone for the entire experience.

Highlights

  • 27 Unique Knights: Each knight comes with their own low-poly visual style, a starter elemental weapon, and a passive modifier, giving you plenty of variety in how you approach each run.
  • Elemental Arsenal: Six core weapon mechanics are multiplied by elemental variants—Lightning, Fire, Earth, Water, Slime, and Holy Light—creating a deep pool of build possibilities.
  • Spectacular Attacks: From massive frontal blade sweeps to continuous defensive damage auras, and even cosmic star showers or orbs that expand in a Fibonacci spiral pattern, the visual and mechanical payoff is consistently satisfying.

Who It's For

If you enjoy bullet heaven games like Vampire Survivors but crave a bit more personality and build variety, Knightime is likely to hit the spot. The low-poly art style and comedic writing make it approachable, while the roguelite progression and elemental synergies offer depth for players who like to experiment.

It's also fully controller-supported, so it's great for couch sessions or Steam Deck play.

Game Info

  • Developer/Publisher: angadev7
  • Genres: Casual, Indie, Action Roguelike, Bullet Heaven, Roguelite
  • Modes: Single-player, Full controller support, Steam Achievements, Custom Volume Controls
  • Release Date: October 12, 2026
  • Languages: English

Knightime is a paid title, and you can check the latest Steam listing for current pricing and any ongoing discounts. With its hexagonal bureaucracy and elemental chaos, it's a charming addition to the bullet heaven genre that's worth a look for fans of quirky roguelites.