Knight Toss
In-depth reviewKnight Toss is a castle-defense game played with one gesture: grab an enemy knight with your finger, spin him until he's dizzy, and hurl him into the rest of the army. This is the free browser demo of the iPhone and iPad game, which has no ads and no in-app purchases. Made by Kezify, the team that also runs this directory.
Knight Toss, as it opens in a browser tab.
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Why we recommend Knight Toss
Most castle-defense games are about placing towers; Knight Toss makes the attackers themselves the weapon. You pick up a knight, draw circles until he gets dizzy (a dizzy knight hits harder), and let go: every impact is ragdoll physics, so one good throw can knock down a whole line. The demo is a single HTML file with no network requests, and it installs as an app and keeps working offline. It runs with a mouse or a touchscreen and switches between English and French.
Best use cases
Best for: anyone who wants a few seconds of satisfying physics without an account, a download or ads. People curious about the full iPhone game before installing it. Players who like one-touch games they can pick up on a phone or in a browser tab.
Honest limitations
The browser version is a short demo: the full game (60 levels, 6 bosses, endless modes, Game Center duels) is iPhone and iPad only, with no Android version. It is built for portrait screens, so on a wide desktop monitor it plays in a phone-sized frame. Disclosure: Knight Toss is made by Kezify, the publisher of this directory.
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