Knights And Bikes

August 27, 2019PuzzleESRB E10+

Available on

macOS Nintendo Switch PlayStation 4 Linux PC Xbox One

Genres

Puzzle Adventure Indie Action Family

Overview

About Knights And Bikes

Knights and Bikes is a co-op action adventure game set in a beautifully hand drawn 3D world. You play as our two heroines, Nessa and Demelza. Nessa is an orphan from the mainland, who has run away to the island searching for her past and her identity. Demelza is a video game-obsessed islander searching for the truth using clues from her favorite game.

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At a glance

Released: August 27, 2019
Platforms: macOS, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Linux, PC, Xbox One
Genres: Puzzle, Adventure, Indie, Action, Family
Play modes: Single Player, Multiplayer, Co-op, Local Couch Co-op
Age rating: ESRB E10+
Multiplayer: By platform

Media

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Playing together

Multiplayer by platform

How Knights And Bikes supports playing with other people, broken down per platform.

Multiplayer capabilities for Knights And Bikes by platform. Capabilities with no published information are marked "not documented".
Platform	Local	Online	LAN	Split-screen	Co-op campaign	Drop-in/out
PlayStation 4	Yes, up to 2 players	No	No	No	Yes	No

Supported (a number is the player cap)
Not supported
Not documented for this platform

Content

Age ratings

How rating boards around the world have classified Knights And Bikes. Open a board for its content descriptors.

ACBPG

ESRBE10+

Alcohol Reference
Crude Humor
Fantasy Violence
Mild Language

GRAC15+

Alcohol, Tobacco, Drug

PEGI7

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Best Nintendo Switch Story Co-op Games

Knights and Bikes channels a heartfelt coming-of-age tale where co-op underlines friendship: each player gains complementary tools that solve environmental puzzles and gently paced combat. The nostalgia-laced presentation and approachable mechanics make it ideal for casual couch sessions, and the Switch port runs smoothly. It lands mid-list because replay appeal is modest and the arc is compact compared with heavier hitters. Still, as a cozy, character-focused journey that’s truly better with a second player, it earns its place.

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