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Knights of Xentar

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This humorous RPG blends top-down exploration and random battles as Desmond, a robbed hero, embarks on a quest to regain his possessions and uncover his true identity.

Knights of Xentar is the English-language DOS release of Dragon Knight III, originally released in Japan in 1992. The DOS version was published by Megatech Software in 1994.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1994
Original release
1992
Size
7.32 MB
Version
kx.exe
Rating
0 votes

About Knights of Xentar

Knights of Xentar is a role-playing game with adult themes and a comedic tone. The protagonist, a warrior named Desmond, begins the story in a diminished state, having been robbed of his equipment and funds, which sets his initial objective as securing payment for a local job.

Exploration occurs from an overhead perspective across a world map containing towns and dungeons, with random enemy encounters. Combat unfolds in real time on a side-scrolling battlefield where characters act autonomously. Player input involves issuing commands for spells or items, and adjusting a physical attack's strength via an eight-level gauge; greater power results in a slower but more damaging strike.

The narrative involves Desmond's journey across the world, where he battles enemies, meets women, and uncovers a mystery related to his origins. Anime-style cutscenes are included, many of which contain explicit content as a reward for assisting female characters.