Future Knight

Future Knight

4.0
Very Positive
$11.99
Steam Store

Developer: Studio Koba

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Player Statistics

Updated: November 8, 2026 7:21 PM
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Record since SteamStat tracking began 1 November 7, 2026 12:57 AM

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Future Knight player count by month

The peak so far in November 2026 is 1 players, 0 on average.

Month Average players Change Peak players
November 2026 (so far) 0 — 1

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At a glance

Future Knight has 0 players in-game right now. The record since SteamStat started tracking it is 1 players, set on November 7, 2026. 138 Steam reviews rate it “Very Positive” (98% positive). Released on August 13, 2026 by Studio Koba. Current price: $11.99.

Description

Future Knight is a 2D action Shoot 'Em Up that fuses the nostalgia of LCD screens with the brutality of modern combat. Imagine your old handheld console coming to life, but with a bizarre story, frantic combat, and a unique visual aesthetic inspired by classic electronic handheld games.

8 HOURS TO THE END OF THE WORLD

It is May 23rd, 1993. The Lady of the Past, leader of the "Present" pyramid scheme cult, has just washed her underwear and, incidentally, wiped the brains of all humanity. Only you, a robot built over 30 years from the remains of a 90s soap opera actor, can stop her. But you are not alone. You have Two More, a benign tumor—inexplicably powerful and with a life of its own—living inside you.

Your mission is to travel to the past, exactly 8 hours before the apocalypse. Each level (Biome) represents one hour in this lady's schedule before she wipes our memories. You will have to sabotage her day: from her walk in the park to her meal at an all-you-can-eat buffet... The clock is ticking, Future Knight. Can you save the future before it becomes the past?

THE LETHAL DANCE: SWITCH AND DESTROY

The key to Future Knight is Synergy. "Alone you go fast, together you go further."

  • Future Knight (The Muscle): Fire your quantum plasma Techno Blaster, deliver lethal bites, roll to dodge, and unleash chaos with heavy weaponry.

  • Two More (The Agility): Eject your partner! Use him to perform lethal Super Dashes, climb walls with his natural viscosity, fire at short range, and squeeze into tight spots.

Choreography of Violence: Switch between both characters instantly. Recover Future Knight's health by using Two More, and recharge Two More's energy by using Future Knight. Create a deadly dance to annihilate your enemies with style.

BIZARRE "NEO-RETRO" AESTHETIC

The game takes place inside the technology of a calculator and a liquid crystal display. We have created an unsettling aesthetic that blends the adorable with the grotesque, inspired by the works of Satoshi Kon and Japanese weirdness. Everything you see is ink blots moving... but we assure you, you've never seen ink move like this.

KEY FEATURES

  • A Race Against Time: 8 hours, 8 biomes, one destination. Beat levels that alternate between horizontal and vertical scrolling with crazy physics. From dangerous construction sites to deadly sushi conveyor belts, every level is a critical hour before the mass memory wipe.

  • Combat Synergy: Shooting isn't enough; you have to dance. Instantly switch between Future Knight's brute force and Two More's slimy agility to create lethal choreographies. Master their differences and collect the mysterious sectarian triangles, the only key capable of unlocking the path to the truth.

  • "Liquid Crystal" Pixel Art: A unique art direction where LCD nostalgia comes to life. Fluid, hand-drawn animations that look like ink blots, fusing the cute with the grotesque in a visual homage to the handheld electronic games of the 80s.

  • Bizarre and Unfiltered Narrative: A story that is "less pretentious and much more fun." Face pyramid scheme cults and surreal situations in a plot full of dark humor and social satire.

  • Unforgettable Final Bosses: Test your reflexes against bosses born from an insane mind, designed to offer epic, challenging fights full of surprises.

Supported languages: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, simplified chinese, traditional chinese, korean, japanese, portuguese - brazil

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System Requirements

Windows

Minimum:
  • OS: Windows 10
  • Processor: Intel i5-7400 | AMD Ryzen 3 3200G
  • Graphics: Nvidia GTX 750 | AMD Radeon HD 7770
Recommended:
  • OS: Windows 10
  • Processor: Intel i7-7700 | AMD Ryzen 7 1700X
  • Graphics: Nvidia GTX 1070 | Radeon RX Vega 56

User Reviews

Recommended October 25, 2026 11:28 PM
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This was my favorite game of one of the previous Next Fests (RIP to that concept, oof) and yeah it still rules here.
The music is wild and wacky and weird and awesome, the combination of Game And Watch/Tiger style LCD style visuals with enemies that vary from goofy BoBoBo style gag manga weirdness to Junji Ito-esque grotesque horror is truly magical and makes for what I consider the best looking game of 2026.

The gameplay is solid too, the risk-reward of the ultra strong mini mode where you die in one hit but can dish out insane damage and the management of meters adds a lot to what would otherwise be a standard run n' gun. If I had any complaints it's that the bosses are perhaps too weak, if you're good at using the mini mode you can often kill them before they even get any attacks off or go into another phase. I also encountered just a few bugs, usually a softlock from some level trigger or button not registering. The load times can be surprisingly long too for some reason. Still, all around a great time.

Playtime: 192 hrs. Purchased on Steam
Recommended October 25, 2026 9:47 PM
0 0

I loved this game, short but sweet 2D shooter game with some platforming elements. What got my initial attention was the art style, the definatley made it look like those old black ink-looking mobile games from the 80 and 90's. I played thru the entire game on my Steam Deck without and techincal issues. I have also played Narita Boy, which is another great game from one of the developers of this game. Overall, we need to support these indie developers when they think out of the box and come up with these awesome games. Play this and Narita Boy, you will not be sorry.

Playtime: 374 hrs. Purchased on Steam
Recommended October 21, 2026 2:10 PM
0 0

Vibes are off the rails

Playtime: 35 hrs. Purchased on Steam
Not Recommended October 16, 2026 9:59 PM
1 0

not even a bug fix patch since release

Playtime: 71 hrs. Purchased on Steam
Recommended October 7, 2026 5:17 AM
2 0

Dude...I love video games...

Playtime: 20 hrs. Purchased on Steam
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