» Cute Knight Description

An orphan girl searches for her destiny...knight, princess or beggar? It's all up to you as you make choices and guide her to her true calling. Train in jobs and classes to raise skills, make friends and find romance - then use those skills to conquer the monsters in the dungeon! Design and dress your unique character to reach one of more than fifty storybook endings! Highly addictive with tons of replay value, Cute Knight awaits!

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» Cute Knight Reviews

• "This game reminded me A LOT of Princess Maker--a game never OFFICIALLY released in America, but that still found a devoted following here. More mainstream gamers will find it to be a distaff version of Pirates! Basically, you roleplay through high-school, replete with jobs and romance (Tokimeki Memorial, anyone? ;) ), but once the learning stops, the fighting begins, this game has a fairly respectable RPG side to it, if you don't mind the graphics paying a distinct homage to the Moraff's Revenge/Moraff's World games... Based on your job(s), and the way you "acted" through life, the game assigns you a final fate--not just a class based on score, like the end of some other RPGS (Including the venerated Heroes of Might and Magic series!)" - EPGAH

» Cute Knight System Requirements

• Windows 98/2000/XP
• Processor: MHz or faster
• DirectX 8.0 or later

» Cute Knight Extra Info

Did you know that...

The word knight derives from Old English cniht, meaning page boy, or servant, or simply boy. During the High Middle Ages, it was technically possible for every free man to become a knight, but the process of becoming (and the equipping of) a knight was very expensive; thus it was more likely that a knight would come from a noble (or wealthy) family. They went through a long process to become a knight involving three stages: after starting as a page, they moved on to being a personal squire, and after they had passed their training they could be knighted.

Misspellings: cuteknight cuty knihgt knite