Black Clover: Quartet Knights Critic Reviews

Black Clover: Quartet Knights is a fun, dynamic experience provided by Bandai Namco. Despite the fact that it is obviously aimed towards the anime and manga fan base, players looking for a challenge in online gameplay should also give a try to this solid fighting game.

A great adaptation for manga fans and a fun game for the general public.

Black Clover: Quartet Knights is an original and fun fps online, but unfortunately it's also very repetitive and with obvious problems of balancing.

Black Clover: Quartet Knights offers an interesting experience controlling the characters from the series through a brand new story created for this title and additional game modes plus extra contents. However it results in a generic game which doesn't stand out in any aspect and far from other titles in the genre.

The core idea is good and the game works pretty well... when there are people playing, which unfortunately is not very often, and the offline modes are not good enough to compensate.

The magic of Black Clover does not find a truly dignified realization in Quartet Knights.

Black Clover: Quartet Knights is a lost occasion. A good plot and an intuitive gameplay fight with few contents and a not so interesting gameplay. As usual, a game that fits the need of the fan, without being attractive for other players.

Black Clover makes its debut in the industry of video games with Quartet Knights a game that, ultimately, fails to deliver the expectations of fans and newcomers alike. It is a game that sticks to the lore and nature of the animanga series, yet makes huge leaps backwards in terms of gameplay, level design, control system and A.I interference. It’s a quartet, but only for the select few.

Playing as different Magic Knights, many of whom are more interesting than Asta, spices things up but it isn’t tantamount to bacon bits, and fights never graduate to anything impressive, not even when the J-Pop theme song kicks in. Much like a baked potato, it’s all perfectly serviceable but not very interesting unless you’re a carb fiend.

Bandai Namco tries again with a relatively new anime, but hopelessly fails. The game looks okay and there is a large amount of characters but that's where the positives end. The campaign is short and far too easy. The amount of combat moves is limited which quickly leads to repetition. A shame.

First time missed for Black Clover in videogame, through this TPS with zero inspiration and lamentable execution.

The game has a gooey smooth outer coating that contains a rough, unpleasant centre. Unfortunately, Black Clover Quartet Knights is much like Asta himself; completely lacking in magic.