$14.99Vivid Knight Friends in jewels, battles on autopilot
Vivid Knight is a party-building roguelike where your deck is a team of friends trapped in jewels. You explore a shifting dungeon, collect jewel units, merge duplicates to strengthen them, and mix colors and symbols for bonuses, with gems and accessories backing you in automatic battles against the Black Witch.
Is Vivid Knight worth it?
Vivid Knight is worth it if…
- you like growing stronger by collecting and upgrading units
- you like spotting color and symbol synergies and building around them
- you like roguelikes where each dungeon run plays out differently
- you like cute anime looks with lots of voices and bustle
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Build a jewel team that clicks together
You find jewels across the dungeon and add them to your party, then hunt down duplicates of the same jewel to raise their stats. Each jewel brings a color and a symbol, and lining up enough matching ones switches on party-wide abilities — collect enough fire types, for example, and you burn enemies every turn.
You sell, keep, and swap units to chase the mix you want, and even spent units can leave their symbol behind for synergy. You watch small, colorful fighters carry out the plan while you shape what comes next.
Steer automatic fights with gems and gear
Battles run on their own, so your decisions happen around them. You pick up magical powers and tools hidden in jewels and spend gems during combat for attacks, buffs, debuffs, and defense. You also find accessories in the dungeon that add extra effects when equipped.
The dungeon changes every run as you push toward the Black Witch in its depths. Losing means starting over with a new layout, new finds, and a better sense of which combinations hold together.
Good to know before you start?
What do duplicate jewels do?
Three of the same unit combine into a stronger version, and three of those combine again into a top-tier version. That means nine copies take a unit to its peak, with higher stats and skills, so holding onto copies matters even when your party looks full.
Do gems and accessories work differently?
Yes. Gems are one-use style support you choose in battle, from damage to shields and status effects. Accessories stay equipped and give steady boosts. The right pairing is picking defensive gems for a hard boss while your accessories cover the damage your team lacks.
