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Much like author Adam Ellis, I also loved ing video game strategy guides when I was a kid. Even if I couldn’t progress very far in the original Final Fantasy because of the difficulty curve, I still had the awesome Nintendo Power Strategy Guide, which was chock full of illustrations and story lore. The guide helped bring the game to even greater life, and it was thrilling to about the parts of the adventure that I had not yet been able to tackle.

I had never considered a strategy guide in and of itself as a storytelling medium, though, and that’s what makes Fever Knights so fun and unique. It’s a strategy guide for a game that doesn’t exist, or perhaps doesn’t exist in this reality. Like all those old Nintendo Power, Brady, and Prima guides, it has info about characters, enemies, and items. And it tracks the game’s story as the “player” (: the er) progresses.

Ellis brings his signature illustration style to the game, which is reminiscent of classic console JRPGs but with characters that aren’t all straight, white, and vaguely European. There’s a heavy Earthbound (also known as Mother 2 outside of North America) influence, plus fun homages to other titles from the 8- and 16-bit eras and beyond.

If I had to offer one bit of critical feedback, it would be for Ellis to explore even more wild designs for some of his enemies, which started to share some characteristics by the end of the . Oh, and include maps next time. I’m dying to see what some of these “dungeons” look like, and what’s a good strategy guide without maps!