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Knights of Valour is a Chinese-developed brawler based on the Romance of the Three Kingdoms trilogy. It features similar gameplay to the Capcom D&D games, including weapons-based combat, crouching, inventory, experience points, and branching paths.
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Knights of Valour is actually a live arcade series as of 2014, but only in Asia.
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There are three different versions of this game: Knights of Valour Plus, Knights of Valour Superheroes, and Knights of Valour Superheroes Plus.
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Knights of Valour is a quality brawler in a lot of aspects. It has the inventory/magic system of the Capcom D&D games, decent moveset, and a competent combat engine. But I couldn't get into it mainly because it's super easy yet drawn-out. You'll fight modest waves of enemies (with little variety) for the better part of two hours. It's no Warriors of Fate.
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