The game is keen to borrow gameplay mechanics too and chief among these is the Duck Tales “pogo” attack that allows our titular hero Shovel Knight to bounce on top of enemies and obstacles alike. You can see it in the 8-bit pixel art, hear it in the chiptune soundtrack, and even feel it when newly rendered areas draw themselves on-screen. Shovel Knight’s devotion to retro presentation is absolute. 9’s public opinion crashed and burned on the Kickstarter runway though, Shovel Knight was warmly received by its faithful backers and has gone on to become something of a classic in its own right. Both are inspired by the same classic 2D platformers and both development teams clearly had their eyes set on bringing the past back up-to-date via an enticing modern release.
The comparisons between Shovel Knight and Mighty No.
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