Each mission has a main goal and bonus objective for some extra cash. The game is extremely easy to pick up and has a steady difficulty progression. Have enough energy and the process can be repeated! Sow/Reap, for example, lets you move, then attack once flipped. Cards with “flip” abilities are another mechanic, which can turn the tide of battle. Other critters, special abilities, and buffs can be played as long as you have enough energy. In the game you’ll start with a commander (losing them is an instant loss) who comes with their own set of special cards. Using a deck of cards (the titular Floppy Knights) you go toe-to-toe with baddies in turn-based battles. You play as Phoebe, a young inventor, and her Robot Arm/best friend Carlton as they complete odd jobs and go on adventures. Lor Gislason: I was delighted when Rose City games (publisher of Garden Story) reached out to me with a key for their newest game, Floppy Knights. This week, Lor recommends Floppy Knights and Hawk recommends Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers. Check this space each week to find out what our writers have been into lately.
