Knights in Tight Spaces is a turn-based tactical game in the same universe as Fights in Tight Spaces. It is a standalone title that sends us back to medieval times, building on the much-loved gameplay in new and dynamic ways. 
Knights in Tight Spaces' battles have a striking and stylish appearance, with strong action-movie visual effects and animations. Vibe with the electronic soundtrack and battle your way through action-packed levels that will put your strategic thinking to the test. 
Winning is not just a matter of playing your best hand, but also learning how to master your surroundings. Recruit new characters and assemble your party carefully: Deck synergies and team-up moves will be key to keep your tactical advantage. But remember, always be careful with who you choose and who you reject in your team! Friend or foe, sometimes they are just two sides of the same coin… 
With 300 cards, different classes and gear to equip, and the upgrading system, Knights in Tight Spaces offers you countless hours of deckbuilding fun. If you’re up for a challenge, climb the Daily Play leaderboard or prove your toughness in the Endless mode. 
©️ Copyright 2024 Ground Shatter Ltd. Developed by Ground Shatter Ltd. Published by Raw Fury AB. All Rights Reserved.
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Posted on: May 26, 2025
amccausl
Verified ownerGames: 189 Reviews: 3
Medeval Jackie Chan adventure simulator
Tight premise, interesting art style, great music, solid mechanics. It really has the slapstick combat vibes.
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Posted on: May 30, 2025
kampos
Verified ownerGames: 174 Reviews: 1
Generally enjoyable, but...
Generally enjoyable, though gameplay improvements are needed. Before the game begins, the card options from the Deck Draft may not be ideal, requiring you to finish quickly to restart the selection. The options should be far wider than choosing one card from three. Without certain cards in your hand, you'll likely lose the game easily. There are many types of movement cards; some of those are of no avail when trying to escape from danger. In numerous cases, having at least two strong movement cards is necessary to get away. At the start of some battles, the game can corner you between walls and enemies, leaving you with no way out. And again, if you don't hold some specific attack cards, you are done. In various situations, you find yourself outnumbered by foes with both melee and ranged attacks, leading to your inevitable defeat in the next level. Even middle difficulty is unplayable in certain maps when some big bosses occur. The game shows promise, but it is currently quite unbalanced and requires substantial updates.
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Posted on: June 11, 2025
Ky0suke
Games: 47 Reviews: 1
Introduction to Deckbuilder Rogue-likes
The first game of this genre that I tried. Enjoyable and easy to pick up. Found it important to start at the lower difficulties so you can expand the available card options as you level up. Questline is fairly simple and straightforwards, and it seems like each playthrough is expected to take about 3-6 hours, assuming you can reach the end, so it's not a crazy time sink and can scratch the strategic itch when the mood strikes. The daily play throughs are even quicker, bite-sized runs. Biggest gripe so far has been that some of the things I'd want to do (namely pushing enemies off the levels) seems to be locked behind certain card level ups, probably because it's OP.
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Posted on: July 8, 2025
Grieves7
Verified ownerGames: 43 Reviews: 1
Lots of fun!
They managed to improve on FITS, fixing the few complaints I had about that one. Great game!
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Posted on: November 9, 2025
daniel.infante
Verified ownerGames: 382 Reviews: 3
Challenging and entertaining
I've played fight in tight spaces and it is a great successor
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